To advance in their careers, young journalists today are required to provide work that does not meet the standards of rigorous journalism. In other words, they are asked to perform and produce ‘bullshit journalism’. Women, LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People Of Colour) journalists in Europe face additional challenges when working towards a journalistic career.
During this Watch Party, we will reflect back on a panel discussion which explores the effects this has not only on the profession of journalism, but on audiences and their expectations of media also. The panel, recorded at the Eurozine conference, features contributions from Paulina Januszewska, journalist at Krytyka Polityczna, Warsaw; Paula Cardoso, journalist, activist and founder of Afrolink, Lisbon; Ivana Dragičević, journalist and executive producer international news at N1, Zagreb; and Luka Lisjak Gabrijelčič, historian, essayist and editor at Razpotja, Ljubljana.
Let's talk about these expectations of young journalists and how this side of the industry can affect the public's perception of all media output. See you at the Watch Party, where we will be also joined by Standard Time host Réka Kinga Papp, writer Daniela Univazo and panelist Ivana Dragičević!
When: 2 May, 15:00 CET
Where: https://pro.fairmeeting.net/display-europe
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