WEBCAST: Ali Velshi delivers International Lecture at the Ismaili Centre, Toronto

Ali Velshi, anchor and correspondent with MSNBC, delivered an Ismaili Centre International Lecture at the Ismaili Centre, Toronto on 26 January 2017.

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MSNBC anchor and correspondent Ali Velshi delivered an Ismaili Centre International Lecture titled Mixed Messages: Fact, Fiction or Judgement at the Ismaili Centre, Toronto on 26 January 2017.

The event is due to commence at 7:30 PM EST (Toronto time) and will be webcast at TheIsmaili.org/live.

Every day we are bombarded with news stories from around the globe — everything from the latest scientific medical breakthroughs, to statistics on climate change, to images of violence and sound bytes from politicians and pundits. At times, these messages can be contradictory.

MSNBC anchor and correspondent Ali Velshi delivered an Ismaili Centre International Lecture in which he explored how news outlets make sense of it all, and whether they are helping or hurting the way in which we consume the news. He was joined by award-winning journalist John Stackhouse, who is a Senior Vice-President at RBC, and Global TV news anchor Farah Nasser

The Ismaili Centre International Lectures aim to foster a greater understanding of critical issues facing our communities today. These lectures encourage dialog and mutual understanding between diverse peoples, communities and faiths, while broadening intellectual horizons and fostering an appreciation of pluralism.

 

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