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🪴Cultivating purpose and intention with Nana aba Duncan
Carleton University Associate Professor Nana aba Duncan talks about the importance of intention in journalism, and the information gap on Black representation in Canadian news. She also discusses her research on Black journalists' experiences and shares inclusive media practices in this insightful interview.
✨Cultivating purpose and intention with Nana aba Duncan
Carleton University Associate Professor Nana aba Duncan talks about the importance of intention in journalism, and the information gap on Black representation in Canadian news. She also discusses her research on Black journalists' experiences and shares inclusive media practices in this insightful interview.
📻Community Reporting and Diversity in Journalism with Joanne Griffith
Former BBC radio host, APM Studios chief content officer, and founder of En(title)d! Leaders, Joanne Griffith talks about the importance of connections and mentorship, the challenges facing Black journalists, and the evolving role of journalists in community storytelling.
✊🏿Black Media Reparations with Diamond Hardiman
Diamond Hardiman of Media 2070 discusses the vision for Black media ownership, the importance of media reparations, mental health support for journalists, and integrating art and creativity into storytelling to reflect diverse perspectives and experiences.
🔉Media Burnout and Mental Health with Didi Hairston
Didi Hairston discusses her mental health blog and podcast, facing resistance from friends, family, and trolls, and the significance of mental health in communities. We also explore the news' impact on mental health, coping strategies, and the importance of informative storytelling over clickbait.
