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What if journalism didn’t just cover tragedies, but the systems and structures responsible for them occurring... again & again?
What if it was undertaken in collaboration with those closest to the issue, to ground it in lived expertise & guide it to be of enduring value?
What if it was undertaken in collaboration with those closest to the issue, to ground it in lived expertise & guide it to be of enduring value?
For the past several months, @el_timpano teamed up with @journodesign to do just that. https://medium.com/el-t%C3%ADmpano/from-icebergs-to-feedback-loops-8a7ca105bb6f">https://medium.com/el-t%C3%A...
We’re examining the intersection of overcrowding & health.
It is one of the least reported aspects of the region& #39;s housing crisis, and one of the factors often referenced to explain high rates of COVID-19 among Latinos.
It is one of the least reported aspects of the region& #39;s housing crisis, and one of the factors often referenced to explain high rates of COVID-19 among Latinos.
Reporting on structural issues takes time.
As we continue to collab w our audience & other stakeholders to report on this issue, intern @LustigSonya outlined the in-depth process that @colegoins & @KaylaChristoph have led us through to report with a systems lens.
As we continue to collab w our audience & other stakeholders to report on this issue, intern @LustigSonya outlined the in-depth process that @colegoins & @KaylaChristoph have led us through to report with a systems lens.
Follow this thread & all the resources of @JournoDesign to bring a systems lens approach to your reporting.
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