Posts by Jenny Jannari:
In desperate need of middle ground
I just spent a few days in Austin, the capitol of Texas. It is a great city with a relaxed and interesting vibe. It is also a living example of the contradictions of modern-day United States. During our few days in the city, we saw everything from a variety show at a...
No news, thank you, we are tired
In recent years, I have encountered several people who have said they no longer follow the news, as it makes them tired and unhappy. These are smart, well-educated people with demanding jobs. Saying goodbye to depressing daily newscasts is a way for them to manage...
Time to make humankind great again
When I was a child in the 1980s, we had these books called “My Friends” where your friends would write things about themselves: their favorite food, their dreameds, what they wanted to do as adults, etc. The book included a question about your worst fear. It seemed...
Turbulent times demand new kind of leadership
We had the chance to see the excellent 1968 exhibit at the Minnesota Historical Society. What a crazy year it was 50 years ago in many parts of the world, but especially in the United States! So much changed because of the Vietnam War, the political assassinations of...
If you missed our Impact of the COVID Pandemic on Press Freedom webinar (#WPICovidWebinar) last week, you can now watch it on our website!
https://worldpressinstitute.org/news/the-impact-of-the-covid-pandemic-on-press-freedom/
Our recent journalism webinars covered the #PresidentialElections at the end of 2020, and #PressFreedom as it relates to COVID-19 at the beginning of this month.
As we explore more webinars throughout 2021, we'd like to know: What do YOU want to hear about?
Great to see my global sister-friend 💞 & SA-based Africa correspondent @bartlettkate discussing the media on @SoWhatNow_enca.
Did I mention she's a Fellow of @risj_oxford AND @worldpressinst? https://twitter.com/SoWhatNow_enca/status/1356541214779183105