War crimes 101. A workshop for journalists on documenting and memorializing war crimes in real-time: best practices and pitfalls to avoid. What exactly is a war crime? Why it’s important not to jum...
Mei Fong
Mei Fong is Chief Communications Officer at Human Rights Watch and leads the organization’s media work, supervising a 50-strong global team spanning communications, digital, multimedia, and campaigns work. Fong was previously director of communications and strategy at the Center for Public Integrity, and prior to that was a Wall Street Journal correspondent, winning a shared Pulitzer for her coverage on China. She is author of One Child: The Story of China’s Most Radical Experiment, which won a non-fiction award from the American Society of Journalists and Authors. Foreign Policy magazine listed her on their Top 50 list of US-China influencers. She executive-produced an investigative podcast serial on power in the Trump administration that won an Ambie.
A graduate from the National University of Singapore, Fong also holds a master’s in International Affairs from Columbia University, and speaks Bahasa, Mandarin and Cantonese.
