We want to appreciate Far North Regional Delegate of Communication Babadjo Taiwe for attending the workshop on Safe Storytelling Practices for Women Journalists in Conflict Zones:
Our one day workshop for Female Journalists on Safe Storytelling Practices for Women Journalists in Conflict Zones: Ethical Interviewing Techniques for Reporting on Boko Haram Survivors and Victims.
went well
With the escalation of attacks in the Far North, female journalists are constantly in the field, reporting on the incidents. Many times, they venture to the epicenter of such attacks,
Our Just ended Workshop for women Journalists
@DartCenter@IWMF
Immense thank you to @WaasiShaffii an editor @HumAngle_ for facilitating the session on Ethical Interviewing Techniques for Reporting on Boko Haram Survivors and Victims.
Know when to pause if you notice the interviewee is uncomfortable
Says @WaasiShaffii
Exciting news !
We are organising a one day capacity building workshop fpr female Journalists in Maroua on
Safe Storytelling Practices for Women Journalists in Conflict Zones: Ethical Interviewing Techniques for Reporting on Boko Haram Survivors and Victims
February 17th
From all of us at the Cameroon Network of Female Journalists Reporting Crises CAMNFERJORC
Happy Holidays!
We will continue to empower female journalists in our local community with Knowledge on crises reporting
We plan to even serve better
@MWFCameroon 2024 bootcamp
At @Camfejorc no one does it all alone
We're able to scale through the challenges because we all put hand on deck to make our community better.
We're pleased one of us was selected for the Mandela Washington Fellows (MWF) CameroonBootcamp https://t.co/8KtSzZokei Garoua by
@MWFCameroon .what makes a leader is the ability to be able to look for a way out to solve problems