THE PEOPLE'S NEWSROOM
HOW DO WE BUILD A DIFFERENT KIND OF JOURNALISM? ONE THAT'S PEOPLE-POWERED, COLLABORATIVE AND COMMUNITY FIRST?
The People’s Newsroom supported nine people from across Wales to consider the implications of GALWAD as citizen journalists - producing journalism that reflects them, serves them and sparks positive change.
Our people’s newsroom journalists tell different stories in different ways. They’ve had little or no experience of journalism until 3 months ago, which means they aren’t weighed down by the habits, formulas and orthodoxies of traditional journalism.
As a project, GALWAD explores how we might imagine the future we want, so we can start building it now. It makes sense then, that our People’s Newsroom should take exactly that approach to journalism - thinking differently about who makes the future and what it looks like.
ARTICLES PRODUCED BY OUR PEOPLE'S NEWSROOM:
by Laura Mochan
Lockdown Helped Universities becomes more accessible to Disabled students
by Bethany Handley
Could an appeal to morality be part of the solution to the holiday house crisis in rural communities?
by Will Gritten
Could immigrants help us deal with the climate crisis?
by Kiki Rees-Stavros
Why we should educate people about disability to create a more accessible world
by Sarah Bowdidge
How LGBTQ+ Clubs can help queer youth
by Laurie Elan Thomas
The cycle: Difficulties faced by female Asian migrants in the world of work
by Rha Hira Arayal
Unseen: Young Black and Welsh
by Shakira Morka
People’s Newsroom is a partnership with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and the Solutions Journalism Network. Find out more about The People’s Newsroom initiative here.
Image: GALWAD writers' workshop. Photo by James O'Doherty
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