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We Are Black Journos
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2020
We Are Black Journos @ The BBC (October, 2019)
Our first collaborative event at the BBC in collaboration with BBC Embrace.
We built on the message behind We Are Black Journos - connecting Black journalists with opportunities and spaces, and amplifying more of their voices.
We built on the message behind We Are Black Journos - connecting Black journalists with opportunities and spaces, and amplifying more of their voices.
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London Fashion Week x We Are Black Journos
มุมมอง 328 หลายเดือนก่อน
London Fashion Week Sept 2023 kicked off its three day extravagant fashionista event celebrating 'All Things Fashion' by Diana Dahlia PR and was an exceptional night of creativity, vibracy, inclusivity and stunning garments. We Are Black Journos members and reporters Chloe and Solapé talk us through the day. Connect with We Are Black Journos on social media: Twitter: weblackjournos ...
We Are Black Journos speak with Charlene White
มุมมอง 1032 ปีที่แล้ว
To celebrate 3 years of We Are Black Journos, we've had a series of brilliant sessions - and got to have an in depth and encouraging conversation with television presenter Charlene White - who provided excellent honest tips to our community. Be sure to connect with WABJ: Twitter: weblackjournos Instagram: weareblackjournos weareblackjournos.org/
3 Black women who are journalists! | WABJ podcast EPISODE 3
มุมมอง 762 ปีที่แล้ว
Hosted by We Are Black Journos' founder Hannah Ajala, we hear from Habiba Katsha and Funmi Olutoye who share their experiences, tips and more regarding all things being a Black woman in British journalism. Be sure to listen to the rest of the We Are Black Journos podcast, here: anchor.fm/we-are-black-journos
We Are Black Journos x PinkNews: in conversation
มุมมอง 223 ปีที่แล้ว
As part of PinkNews Future voices session targeted at aspiring journos, we hosted a session in conversation with Shakeena Johnson, talking all things tips, experiences and advise for aspiring journos! Hosted by: Lisa Hanley
We Are Black Journos TURNS TWO! DAY 2 (FINAL DAY) OF INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE
มุมมอง 253 ปีที่แล้ว
Final day of our interactive conference. Hosted by Simi Jolaoso and joined by our incredible second batch of panelists: Wahiba Ahmed Kash Jones Megha Mohan Sarah Perry Samantha Tapfumaneyi Kiki Jones
We Are Black Journos TURNS TWO! - DAY 1 INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE
มุมมอง 143 ปีที่แล้ว
We turned two years and had a brilliant two day conference with awesome guest speakers: Rufaro Faith. podcast producer De'Graft Mensah, BBC presenter Sarah Perry, recruitment at CNN Nicola Slawson, freelance journalist Enjoy and feel free to share!
WABJ Virtual Event: The Power Of A Good Podcast
มุมมอง 693 ปีที่แล้ว
WABJ hosts its second virtual event on visual content. What lies within a good podcast? Learn with us as we hear from Victoria and Jas, creators of the Black Gals Livin' podcast - which has just achieved 100 episodes of honest chat about womanhood, mental health, lifestyle and money. WABJ also invites Emmanuella Kwenortey who commissions for BBC Sounds. She knows a distinctive podcast proposal ...
WABJ Virtual Event: Creating Visual Content
มุมมอง 273 ปีที่แล้ว
WABJ hosts its second virtual event on visual content. With panelists Ahmed and Nii from Dose of Society, Maisie Smith from BBC Africa and BBC Camera Operator Akeem Graham. Hear about their journeys into the visual journalism industry, advice for overcoming obstacles and tips on planning future content that secures you a seat at the digital table. Don’t forget to comment and subscribe! CONNECT ...
We Are Black Journos: the power of allyship + building that network
มุมมอง 1273 ปีที่แล้ว
Our first virtual event recording where we had our founder Hannah Ajala introducing We Are Black Journos, two panelists Maurice and Kesewa, and other guest speakers wanting to become allies to support more Black journalists. CONNECT WITH US: Twitter: weblackjournos Instagram: weareblackjournos
Thanks for this! As an older professional, I am of two minds about this conversation -- hopeful, because you are having this discussion publicly and honestly, which is a huge improvement on the past, and exhausted that the same tropes like the whole "hair" thing, the "dog food" and automatic suppositions about poverty, scholarships, etc. are STILL being trotted out like the one trick ponies they are. Looking forward to hearing more!