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Join Jingyao Y., our Community Engagement Project Manager at ModLive! With a background spanning immigrant-serving nonprofits and journalism, her passion for community shines. As the former president of the Asian American Journalists Association, she's committed to uplifting diverse voices. Learn from her leadership at the Asian Mosaic Fund, bridging communities through philanthropy. In her session with Derrick Cain, titled "Better Community Engagement, Better Journalism: Tactical Methods for Practicing in Your Newsroom," discover: ▶ Practical newsroom tips ▶ Authentic community engagement strategies for individual and organizational reporting ▶ Exploring how community engagement in journalism extends beyond social media ▶ Centering lived experiences in relationship building and reporting https://lnkd.in/eStGfcJ6

Do you know the meaning behind our business name? We are all about supporting Indigenous perspectives in the classroom for our children and youth, so it is fitting that our name reflects our purpose. Riley is our sons middle name, and Callie is our daughters middle name. Callie is also the name that my great nan used to call my mum, so in essence it is all about family. As an Indigenous business, we are in it for our kids, to make a difference in their world and for future generations. Learn more about our why here: https://lnkd.in/gGPp_wb5

This week in #MeetTigerEye, we're highlighting Andy Prock! Read more below to learn about what project has been his most challenging to date, and what you can find him tinkering around in during his free time!

We need to highlight the role of Tourism in diversity and inclusion. How are the visually impaired experiencing tourism in your community?

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In 2023 the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that, roughly 1.3 billion people, or about 16% of the world's population, are dealing with significant disabilities. Making tourism facilities, products, and services accessible to everyone is a key element of any smart and sustainable tourism strategy. It's not just a matter of human rights; it's also a chance for destinations and companies to welcome all visitors and boost their revenues.

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Delighted to have chaired the 25th Anniversary special session of RAID - no - not the insect repellent spray - but Rights and Accountability in Development (RAID) - the highly effective boutique NGO watchdog that's been putting the world of corporate accountability to rights for quarter of a century! Biggest takeaways - more scrutiny needed of the growing and elaborate ESG ecosystem being built up by corporates - whilst a veil of silence grows on rising attacks on human rights defenders trying to do the daily work of - yes you guessed it - scrutinizing business. Surely a paradox worth unravelling.

Looking forward to contributing to the "Quality of Life" discussion. I just hope I wasn't asked to be on the panel to be an example of how NOT to achieve Quality of Life. 😂 #intellectualproperty #trademark #widermanmalek #primerus

Ep. 64: Changing the Narrative in TV with Andy Mundy-Castle Until relatively recently, the phenomenon of white British families fostering Black children of West African descent was unknown. That's changing, thanks to advocacy by the late, great rapper TY, reporting by Symeon Brown, and the Africa International Film Festival - AFRIFF and BAFTA award-winning documentary “White Nanny, Black Child." This practice started in the 1960s and continued into the 1990s. These fostered children are now parents, uncles, aunties, and maybe, in some cases, grandparents. Some of them were public figures. This experience left an indelible mark on the identities of many of them. In this episode, Christabel N., speaks with Andy Mundy-Castle, the film's director. They discuss making the film, navigating the British media industry, and what creators should consider when telling a sensitive, important story. Click the link below to listen to this episode - and sign up for our newsletter. https://lnkd.in/gmax-H-i