Podcast Storytelling For Impact terbaik (2024)

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8: Not enough NGOs consider paying story contributors - Laura Elizabeth Pohl, humanitarian photographer 39:12

2+ y ago39:12

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“A lot of us get into this work with NGOs because we want to make a difference but there are times when NGOs are actually doing more harm and they’re not living up to their standard of being humanitarian.” This episode features Laura Elizabeth Pohl, a humanitarian photographer, filmmaker, writer and editor from the US living in Cape Town, South Afr…

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7: Going undercover always carries a risk – Ed Davey, environmental investigative journalist 48:06

2+ y ago48:06

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This episode features Ed Davey, the head of rainforest investigations at the international NGO Global Witness, where he leads a team dedicated to exposing the destruction of the world’s most important rainforests. In 2018 he helped reveal how the world’s top three commodity traders were embroiled in one of the biggest corruption cases of all time. …

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6: So much NGO language reinforces stereotypes – Sarika Bansal, ethical language expert 41:32

3y ago41:32

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This episode features Sarika Bansal, a journalist and author based in Nairobi, Kenya who was the was the founder and editor in chief of BRIGHT magazine. Together, we discuss Sarika’s biggest bugbears when it comes to language use in the international NGO sector, scrutinising words and phrases such as "giving voice to the voiceless," “capacity build…

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5: Do no harm also applies to journalism – Thin Lei Win, humanitarian correspondent 55:24

3y ago55:24

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This episode features Thin Lei Win, an award-winning Burmese climate change, food security and humanitarian correspondent living in Italy. We discuss whether the foreign correspondent model is due a reckoning following a recent reporting trip by CNN International to Myanmar to cover the country’s recent military coup. The media outlet was widely cr…

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BONUS: How to get into human rights reporting, with Iain Overton 7:02

3y ago7:02

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In this bitesize bonus episode of Storytelling for Impact, multi-award-winning UK-based journalist Iain Overton offers his top tips on becoming an investigative journalist and foreign correspondent.Oleh Storytelling for Impact

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4: There is a price you pay as a foreign correspondent - Iain Overton, writer and campaigner 51:34

3y ago51:34

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This episode features Iain Overton, a multi-award-winning investigative journalist based in the UK who has worked in over 80 countries around the world unearthing hard truths about human rights and gun violence. We talk with Iain about the merits of journalism for someone who wants to use their career to do as much good as they can in the world; th…

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3: I did things I wouldn’t do now - Rachel Erskine, ethical storytelling expert 37:39

3y ago37:39

37:39

Rachel Erskine, an ethical storytelling expert who works for Amref Health Africa in the UK, shares her thoughts on how aid agencies and NGOs can make amends for the harm past approaches to storytelling may have caused to communities.Oleh Storytelling for Impact

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2: We mustn't exploit communities – Jason Houston, conservation photographer 46:42

3y ago46:42

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Jason Houston, a social and environmental photographer who works with clients including the New York Times, shares his insights on participatory photography and respecting the needs of the communities he photographs.Oleh Storytelling for Impact

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1: I fear for my safety – Carlos Conde, Human Rights Watch Philippines 42:21

3y ago42:21

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Carlos Conde, an investigative journalist specialising in human rights in the Philippines, shares what it takes to do this work in one of the world’s deadliest countries for journalists.Oleh Storytelling for Impact

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Trailer: Storytelling for Impact 1:17

3y ago1:17

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Captivating conversations delving into the personal stories of people who dedicate themselves to telling stories to drive impact and an exploration of the ethical challenges they face.Oleh Storytelling for Impact

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Storytelling for Impact

Susannah Birkwood

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8: Not enough NGOs consider paying story contributors - Laura Elizabeth Pohl, humanitarian photographer 39:12

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7: Going undercover always carries a risk – Ed Davey, environmental investigative journalist 48:06

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6: So much NGO language reinforces stereotypes – Sarika Bansal, ethical language expert 41:32

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5: Do no harm also applies to journalism – Thin Lei Win, humanitarian correspondent 55:24

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BONUS: How to get into human rights reporting, with Iain Overton 7:02

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4: There is a price you pay as a foreign correspondent - Iain Overton, writer and campaigner 51:34

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3: I did things I wouldn’t do now - Rachel Erskine, ethical storytelling expert 37:39

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2: We mustn't exploit communities – Jason Houston, conservation photographer 46:42

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1: I fear for my safety – Carlos Conde, Human Rights Watch Philippines 42:21

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Trailer: Storytelling for Impact 1:17

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