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In this episode, Debs explores how we journalists interact with their communities, how relationships can be built and why ethics should be at the heart of newsgathering.
Our guests this week are Juliana da Penha (Founder of Migrant Women Press), Maxine Betteridge-Moes (Digital Editor, New Internationalist) and Begonya Miranda (Community Engagement Lead, The Bristol Cable).
This episode is part of our Creating Ethical Media And Journalism Training Course! To find out more, visit Impressorg.com
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