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Changing the Story of Urban Violence in El Salvador: The ,, the Community, and Voices from the Ganglsites. Their journeys deep into the country’s gang culture have produced award-winning journalism and fostered a deeper understanding of what is a complex social phenomenon. The journalism of El Faro therefore constitutes a direct challenge to the dominant representation of the country’s marginalise

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Oscillating Between Alienation and Frustrated Engagement: The Study of Donbas Residents’ Response to crisis. This chapter examines how communities in Donbas have been navigating different media, accessing news sources amidst the conflict and making sense of the diverse and often contradictory information that is presented to them through the media. A particular focus for the analysis is placed on

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Media and Reconciliation: A Study of Media-Led Initiatives in Post-IS Mosulf any clear authority or political will at a national level has seen a greater focus on community-based and civil society-led initiatives to support reconstruction and reconciliation. In the case of media, a number of local media enterprises have begun to play a more significant role in reporting on

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Is Local Journalism Failing? Local Voices in the Aftermath of the Grenfell and Lakanal Fire Disastertervention. The local press was also blamed for failing to identify a disaster ‘foretold’. This chapter compares local press treatment of the previous major fire in London at Lakanal House in 2009 with its response to the Grenfell fire. After Lakanal House voices were amplified by local media creati

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Attributes in Community and National News Coverage of the Parkland Mass Shootingsseveral reasons, in particular that several survivors became well known, even controversial activists following the event. News coverage in the 45 days following the shootings in newspapers from communities surrounding Parkland (., ., ., .) and in national-level newspapers (., .) was compared in reg

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Informing Refugee Communities in Greece: What Is Possible Within the Parameters of the Humanitarian s. This chapter examines the capacity of humanitarian information projects to meet the information needs of refugees within the constraints of the humanitarian structure. It is informed by the author’s experience working for a media initiative that sought to provide “news-you-can-use” to refugees an

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When Media Fuel the Crisis: Fighting Hate Speech and Communal Violence in Myanmarggling to survive in overcrowded camps in neighboring Bangladesh. Facebook was widely recognized as exacerbating the violence, leveraged as part of a systematic campaign to create instability in the country. This is especially dangerous in Myanmar, a country in the process of transition from dictato

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