Through what has been a challenging year, truth-seeking and inspirational journalism has risen to capture the hearts and minds of the public Living through a global pandemic has been unusual, lifestyles have altered, routines have […]
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Looking towards 2021: A conversation with Dr Bina Ogbebor
It’s coming to the end of what has been a challenging year, with a global pandemic and racial tensions at the centre of online discussions. Many have said, journalism is “undergoing a reckoning”. In this […]
SAVE THE DATE: TUESDAY 1ST DECEMBER 2020
NEW MONTH, NEW EVENT! In October, City’s African-Caribbean Journalism Network (CACJN) held a successful introductory event marking the beginning of a new journey. Now the Department of Journalism at City, presents an exciting panel talk […]
SAVE THE DATE: THURSDAY 29TH OCTOBER 2020
The Department of Journalism at City, University of London is working towards the formation of an African-Caribbean Journalism Network (CACJN). On Thursday at 5:30pm there will be an introductory event taking place via zoom, with […]
Unconscious Bias: Do Newsrooms Struggle To Report On Race Issues?
The Thomson Reuters Foundation released a new video on their YouTube channel last week. This video includes interviews with Coral James O’Connor, Professor Kurt Barling and Editor-in-Chief at The Root Danielle Belton. Delving into the […]
SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday 20th November 2018
RACE, REPRESENTATION & THE BRITISH MEDIA Run by The Race Beat “The launch of The Race Beat, a new journalism network for people of colour in the UK, set up because we need to do […]
SAVE THE DATE: CRAFTS COUNCIL X CREATIVE DEBUTS PRESENTS
COMMON THREAD THE TALK “Join us to have an honest conversation about their creative journeys, representation in the arts, any barriers to success, solutions to these issues and an opportunity to ask questions yourselves.” Hosted […]
An Inthewritersmind think piece
My thoughts I haven’t done one of these in a while. So, I thought I’d get back on it. For a long time, I believed that writing for newspapers or magazines was indeed the only […]
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