• Reporting the Good News with Felicity Darville #beingAfricaAllah Vol 28_12

  • Aug 14 2024
  • Length: 53 mins
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Reporting the Good News with Felicity Darville #beingAfricaAllah Vol 28_12

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  • In this episode of "#beingAfricaAllah," the host engages with Felicity Darville, a seasoned communication specialist and journalist from Nassau, Bahamas. The discussion begins with a thought-provoking statement about the disconnect between salaries and dreams, setting the stage for an exploration of work and fulfillment. Felicity shares her extensive experience in journalism and activism, emphasizing the importance of ethical journalism and cultural preservation. She reflects on her journey, the challenges of mainstream media, and her transition to founding True Vision Media Group, a platform dedicated to positive news and advocacy. The episode underscores the transformative power of media and storytelling. Key Takeaways Ethical Journalism: Prioritize integrity and non-biased reporting. Positive Media: Highlight stories that inspire and empower communities. Archiving: Preserve cultural narratives to ensure they are not lost. Collaboration: Work together to create a unified and authentic narrative. Language**: Use precise language that respects the dignity of individuals and communities. By embracing these principles, journalists and media professionals can contribute to a more informed, connected, and empowered society.
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