Category: GLOBAL RECOVERY
GLOBAL JOURNALISM COLLABORATION PROJECT
In May 2020, 100 journalism students from five universities in Germany, Romania, the UK, Kyrgyzstan and Australia collaborated in lockdown to produce a range of solution-focused stories about COVID-19.
Working in pairs, the students adopted a "constructive journalism" frame to produce evidence-based reporting on the strategies and measures being implemented in their home countries to battle the global pandemic – and initiate the long road to recovery.
These are the stories of their Global Journalism Collaboration Project
Wage subsidies the key to economic recovery in Australia and UK, experts say
Experts are predicting the Australian and UK economies will improve, but only if there’s sustained support for low income earners.
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Travel ban gives rise to virtual ‘foodie experiences’
Travel operators are targeting armchair travellers as they look for ways to recover from Australia’s international travel ban.
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‘Big changes’: coronavirus transforms the legal profession
Lawyers and legal staff are preparing for remote working as the “new normal”, according to industry experts.
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Community solidarity the key to coronavirus recovery
Moldova experienced “a significant resurgence” of coronavirus. Health workers there, and here in Australia, are getting through the pandemic thanks to community donations.
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Behind the scenes: essential workers in Pakistan and Australia
In every workplace, from Pakistan to Australia, unseen workers are getting on with the job. But not all COVID-19 protocols are the same.
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Unified health strategy needed to prevent future pandemics
As lockdown restrictions ease around the world, experts say preventing another global health crisis will depend on a unified approach to planet and population health.
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Tech giants responsible for stopping the spread of coronavirus ‘fake news’
The global “infodemic” has prompted tech giants to introduce new measures to combat the spread of inaccurate health information and advice.
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The scientist and the marketer: a tale of two political leaders
Australia and Germany are among the few coronavirus “success stories” but despite comparatively low infection rates, the global health pandemic has tested the mettle of political leaders in both countries.
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From schools to universities: how the coronavirus is changing the learning landscape
The coronavirus-induced move to online learning has forced education providers in both the UK and Australia to rapidly adapt.
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Daily wage worker Ahmad Ali Solangi: “We have bigger problems than coronavirus, such as hunger". (Photo: Sehar Naz Janani)
Reporter Maria Ceban stands with Doctors fighting COVID-19, at Moldova’s Infectious Diseases Hospital Toma Ciorbă in Chișinău, (Photo: Maria Ceban)
Corona [virus] is here (Photo: Elena Garcia Araujo)
Vet Patricia Carnovale examines Cleo the beagle, as her owner, Mark, watches on. (Photo: Briannah Devlin)
Traditional red-dyed Easter eggs and fruit at the Church of Sălard. Greek Orthodox priests were allowed to deliver the traditional gifts to local worshippers. (Photo: Diana Dogaru)
