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Category Archives: cj 222
A gender non-conforming writer and performance artist addresses societal gender constructs
By Nandini Parikh There is an uprising anti-transgender violence that is happening in society because gender is a construct, according to a gender non-conforming writer and performance artist. “You have the power to write your own reality,” Alok Vaid-Menon said. … Continue reading
Posted in "Forum Series", #UWEauClaire, activism, cj 222, CJ222, Forum, Speech Coverage, transgender, UW-Eau Claire
Tagged #gendernonconforming, alokvaid-menon, Beginning Journalism, gender, gender roles, inequality, lgbt, LGBTQIA+, race, Racing Toward Justice, Stereotypes, The Trans List, transgender, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, UWEC
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Job Shadow: Claudine Galloway, Corporate Communications Manager
By Nandini Parikh Humans cause food waste, global starvation and greenhouse pollutants that deteriorate agricultural processes. Claudine Galloway, a corporate communications manager at General Mills, improves those areas through philanthropy. Galloway is an alum from the University of North Dakota … Continue reading
Scientist advocates for effective conversation about climate
By Adam Pearson Discovering ways climate change effects someone personally and then finding a sense of hope is what is needed to effectively talk about climate change, an atmospheric scientist believes. “We need hope because without it we will be … Continue reading
Posted in "Forum Series", cj 222, CJ222, Forum, Katharine Hayhoe, Speech Coverage, Speech Journalism
Tagged Adam Pearson, Climate change, Forum Speech, Katharine Hayhoe
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Shadowing Pastor Forke
By Jacob Benoy As soon as we got the job shadow assignment, I already had an idea of which profession I wanted to job shadow; a pastor. After reaching out to multiple pastors at different churches, I was able to … Continue reading
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Foster art exhibit focuses on Asia
By Jacob Benoy A collection of posters created by artists form 10 different Asian countries are on display at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. In the Foster Gallery of Haas Fine Arts Center, diverse art exhibits cycle throughout the year. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cj 222, CJ222, Photo Story
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Journalistic conversations about race
By Samantha West With the continuation of unarmed people of color being killed by police, obviously the awareness of how race is portrayed within the media has heightened. It is crucial journalists are not just reporting those deaths, but examining … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Post, cj 222, Uncategorized
Tagged coverage, Journalism, Media, race, trauma
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Job Shadow: Major Joy Staab, public affairs
By Kelsey O’Connor Major Joy Staab is a Public Affairs Officer in the Wisconsin Army National Guard(WIARNG), the commander of the 112th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment (MPAD), and the previous deputy director of public affairs for the WIARNG. She has been … Continue reading
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The Russian government continues to censor its news media
by Parker Reed Russian president Vladimir Putin The Russian news media continues to have stricter requirements and limitations placed on their publications by Russian president Vladimir Putin and his administration. Since coming into power in 2000, president Putin has established … Continue reading
Posted in #UWEauClaire, Blog Post, Broadcast Journalism, cj 222, CJ222, International, Social Media, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexander Zharov, blog, Censorship, CIA, CJ 222, Digital media, Dmitry Chernyshenko, Facebook, Gazprom-Media, Government, Instagram, internet, Journalism, liberal, Media, Moscow, multimedia, News, NTV, ORT, RTR, Russia, Social Media, television networks, Twitter, UWEC, Vladimir Putin
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Southeast Asia media censorship flourishing
By Sidan Qi In Southeast Asia, media freedoms are in crisis. According to the 2015 Map of World Press Freedom of Freedom House, most countries in Southeast Asia are either “partly free” or “not free” at all. “Both off and online, … Continue reading