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Reporting
Diversity Manual
(PDF / 505KB)
A Media Diversity Institute guide to reporting diversity (now
in English and Albanian; Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian will soon be available). The
manual includes sections on ethnicity, religion, gender, people with disabilities,
socially disadvantaged groups, elderly people, refugees, sexual orientation, political
dissidents, and photographs/images. Each section contains reporting tips and detailed
analysis of actual articles (taken from newspapers from South East Europe, Western
Europe and the US). Training modules are included. Published by MDI, 2002.
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• Kit measures how inclusive and representative your coverage is
The Maynard Institute's 'Reality Checks' kit provides tools for measuring and discussing how accurately the news reflects the realities of America's multicultural society. The kit provides tools for an analysis of both your community's characteristics and your local newspaper content through the prism of the fault lines of race, gender, class, generation and geography. The purpose is to help journalists make news coverage more inclusive and representative of their communities. |
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The British mass media and the Roma
Was there ever a 'tide' or a 'deluge'/'flood' of gypsies attempting an 'invasion' of Britain, as UK newspapers The Guardian, Daily Mail, and Daily Telegraph (respectively) have claimed in the past? Here, Valeriu Nicolae, deputy director of the Brussels-based European Roma Information Office, shares his lecture notes on what he calls the dehumanization of anti-gypsyism, in which he compares the headlines, the facts, the falsehoods -- and the consequences.(EIRO) |
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