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Lee Miller Fire masks, Downshire Hill, London 1941. Victoria and Albert Museum

Discover the untold stories of women in conflict journalism in this conversation inspired by the legacy of Lee Miller

As war and crisis unfold before our eyes, journalists carry the profound responsibility of documenting humanity in its most vulnerable moments, bearing witness to history and shaping how we understand conflict.

Join Lyse Doucet as she moderates a compelling discussion with Juliana Ruhfus and Manisha Ganguly, fellow experts in conflict and trauma. Together, they delve into the moral complexities, emotional toll, and often unseen impact of reporting from the frontlines, whether through the lens or on the page.

Lyse Doucet

Lyse Doucet is a Senior Presenter and Correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio. She is often deployed to anchor special news coverage from the field and interview world leaders. She also reports across the BBC including for BBC Newsnight.

Juliana Ruhfus

Juliana Ruhfus is an award-winning filmmaker and investigative journalist best known as the face of Al Jazeera English's “People & Power” strand for which she reported from around the world and frequently from regions of conflict. In 2022 she took over as director at the Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma (Europe) and now works as a freelance media consultant, trainer and mentor often with a focus on trauma-informed journalism.

Manisha Ganguly

Manisha Ganguly is a pioneer in open-source investigations (OSI) to expose war crimes, and focuses on the intersection of emerging technology and human rights. She is an award-winning investigative correspondent & the visual forensics lead at The Guardian. Her investigations and documentaries have covered 4 wars, 5 continents, and been broadcast to 300 million.

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