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At the DG Reading Club we take a fascinating long read from our archive and discuss it with the journalist who wrote it. On Wednesday 17th February we’re looking at this extraordinary piece about the blast that devastated central Beirut in August last year. We’ll be interviewing the Beirut-based author, Daisy Mohr, who was on the scene 20 minutes after the explosion occurred. We’ll be talking to Daisy about the resilience and solidarity of Beirut’s residents, the battle for accountability in a country plagued by political corruption, and what it’s been like living in a shattered cit...

It’s been ten years since you created the first cover for Delayed Gratification, which made such a difference in raising awareness of the magazine when we launched. So I wanted to start by saying thank you. My pleasure. When we talked back in 2010 we shared the sentiment that print is really important and that I value it, you value it. It made sense for us to come together on that, and I’m glad Delayed Gratification is still going. I always try to project optimism because I think that keeping people’s spirits up is important, but I really didn’t have high hopes for the viability of y...

award-winning infographics, from initial idea to final piece. This class is now sold out but we’ll be putting up more classes soon. In this class you will… Learn how to find compelling stories in data Understand how to take those stories and turn them into beautiful infographics Analyse examples of best and worst practice Gain a strong understanding of the five fundamental types of infographic Put your new knowledge into practice in a fun workshop session Class details The class will take place online over Zoom, from 7pm-9pm. It will be limited to a maximum of 15 attendees. Tickets

Thursday 18th February 2021, from 10am-12 noon. Thursday 25th February 2021, from 10am-12 noon. Thursday 4th March 2021, from 10am-12 noon. Overview Graphic journalism uses drawing/ illustration as well as text to report on and respond to current affairs. This masterclass is for anyone with an interest in learning the core principles of graphic journalism, and in developing their skills to work towards a professional portfolio. The course is taught over three intensive two-hour online sessions, once a week for three weeks. Participants will undertake a series of targeted exercises on reportag...