One of BBC’s most celebrated presenters through her hugely popular investigative series, Stacey Dooley confirms show at the Ulster Hall in Belfast on 23 February in a conversation with BBC3's Controller, Fiona Campbell.
Twelve years into her career, Stacey Dooley has firmly established herself, covering a diverse range of topics from across the world; from arms dealers in the USA to Nigeria’s female suicide bombers, from Russia’s war on women to paramilitary attacks in Northern Ireland and how to tackle fast fashion.
Having left school at 15 and never studying journalism professionally, Stacey’s career as a broadcaster and journalist began whilst working at Luton Airport, when she was chosen to travel to India to work as a contributor on Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts. She has since gone on to have her own BBC3 series, with additional commissions for shows on BBC One and Panorama. Her down-to-earth approach and ability to draw the truth out of people has engaged a new generation of younger viewers.
Stacey is also the author of the bestselling book On the Front Line with the Women Who Fight Back in which she drew on her global encounters with incredible women in extraordinary and scarily ordinary circumstances, and in 2018 won BBC One’s incredibly popular dance competition Strictly Come Dancing. Is there nothing this woman can’t do?!
In this rare live appearance, Stacey talks about her remarkable career so far, where she’s headed next, and how news and investigative journalism are evolving in such a highly polarised global political climate and a constantly shifting media landscape.
Join her for what promises to be a thought-provoking, inspiring and informative evening at the Ulster Hall, Belfast on 23 February 2020.
With a chance to try your own hand at journalism and ask Stacey the questions, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
