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Inquiry into Religious Literacy in Print and Broadcast Media Report
“Even the most religiously literate journalist will not be able to pursue a story properly without some cooperation from the …
BAME Term Potentially Being Scrapped Creates Wider Conversations
Many Black journalists agree that there may never be a sufficient or agreed upon term for seeking out ethnic minorities as a collective, and that is okay.
The Flaws of the UK’s Race Report and the Responsibility of Journali...
A report does not conclude the final say for our realities, experiences, and hopes for institutional racism to be a thing of the past one day.
Does Unconscious Bias Training Work?
With the successes of some training schemes, also comes with the failures of others. Some structures may not work in the way that it has been intended to, so this should bring up further conversation that looks into ways in which other training initiatives should be int...
The challenge of hate speech in the Albanian media environment
The urgency of media literacy has been recognized in Albania and actions are being taken supported by European Commission, UNICEF, UNESCO, CFI Media Development and others.
“Not Welcome!”: Migrants and Refugees Labeled as Undesirable in Se...
Since the beginning of the migrant crisis, the online space and media landscape in Serbia has been intoxicated with xenophobia and bigotry towards refugees and migrants which led to fear and the rise of the far-right’s ant-migrant actions.
The Worrying Trend of Holocaust Comparisons
The use of Auschwitz imagery to discuss governmental reform in Greece is not acceptable.
New Podcast: Young & Diverse
The representation of women in the media is worrying and that the media reflect the patriarchal culture. Women are still ‘the other’ in mainstream media and mainstream culture.
Meghan Markle’s interview raises questions about media portrayals in...
The newsroom is not only a physical space where journalists go about their day to day; it’s a tool. A powerful tool that helps shape our news intake.
Sexism in the Western Balkans and the Media
Reporting Diversity Network 2.0 reminds of the need to make the media environment free from sexist and misogynist narratives.
Serbia’s MeToo moment and the battle between digital and mainstream ...
Just like MeToo, similar online groups in Serbia gave women a voice. The digital media provided the platform and space for their voices to be heard.
The Media’s Problematic Coverage of Global Women’s Rights Movement...
While Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul has been hailed as an icon, women in other parts of the world are rarely given the same media attention.
