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Storytelling in the digital era: Building connection beyond the scroll
After Racial Change, a Gender Wall: Reuters Institute Fellowship Paper
South Africa’s newsrooms no longer look like they did under apartheid. By 2018, women made up 49% of staff across media houses, with big players such as Media24 (57%), Tiso Blackstar (54%), and the SABC (50%) reporting female-dominated workforces. The transformation by race has also been significant: black journalists now form the majority in most newsrooms.
Recognising Linda Sowden: Half-Day Hours, Full-Time Impact
Equipping Communicators for a Changing Media Landscape
Spotlight on Rebaona: CNN Academy Fellow for Voices From The South
Live, Loud, and Organised: Social Media Support for SIDSSA25
The rise of citizen journalists: A new era of news reporting
How to Apply for Grants & Funding Webinar
Capturing truth: The role of authentic storytelling in media
Best practices for applying for journalism grants and funding
Keeping it fair: How journalists can stay objective
Newsroom culture and diversity
World radio day: The evolution of radio in the digital age
Why African voices are underrepresented in global media
Media as a Service: Transforming journalism’s role in social justice and corporate engagement
The Evolution of Media: Harnessing Opportunities in a Decentralised Ecosystem
Breaking Barriers: Mercy Mangwana Nyamhunga on amplifying voices and addressing GBV
Earning trust in the digital age: How journalists navigate social media platforms
Scroll less, connect more: A new study shows how to make social media work for you
State of the Newsroom 2024: challenges, innovations, and the future of journalism
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