Freedom of the Press in Poland

Freedom of the Press in Poland

The Polish Studies Program of the Loyola University in Chicago presents a national conversation with Solidarity heroes Freedom of the Press in Poland.

Recently, the Polish government proposed a controversial bill named “Lex TVN.” The bill aims to stop the country’s highest-rated independent news channel, TVN24, which, unlike state-owned channels, broadcasts independent news and critical commentary about the government.  The Polish American students, organizations or students  interested in the issue to join a Zoom webinar to learn more about the impact to Poland’s democracy.

Speaking at this event will be:

  • Andrzej Jarmakowski – a high ranking “Solidarity” member from Gdansk, who was jailed in an internment camp during the 1980’s
  • Piotr Jan Włodarczyk – member of the student opposition organization and activist of the Małopolska “Solidarity”
  • Sergiusz “Sergio” Zgrzebski – a 20 year veteran Polish American journalist from Chicago

Register for the event via Zoom here.

More: If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach to us directly at [email protected].

Details

Starts On

September 8, 2021 - 12:00 pm

Ends On

12:45 pm

Event Tags

Lecture

Venue

Zoom

United States