Global Journalism Collaboration Project

The global journalism education project connects students across borders

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Moritz,Kilian,Simon and Jan about their research on the rise in homeoffice jobs and the leap in digitalization that was brought along by the Pandemic. They talked with homeoffice employees, politicians and scientists to find out if the recent digital progress is here to stay.

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Lots of uncertainties are caused by the coronavirus. The following article explains, why it is such a bad feeling and how to cope with it.

HUFFPOST - Why Uncertainty Feels So Terrifying, And How To Cope With It BY DE ELIZABETH

https://t.co/jjWFkCQlrB

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Emre, Pia and Lisa are researching about the effects of the Covid-19 crisis on local businesses. Together with their international colleague they want to compare the consequences, problems and solutions for local businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic.
#Covid_19

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118,000 backpackers with "Working Holiday" visas were in Australia at the beginning of this year. Covid-19 suddenly disrupted their travel plans. In the following article you can read how the adventure continued for them.

#COVID19

https://t.co/tqQgx8Wm0w

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New Zealand has the corona pandemic under control. The country registered no new infections. How the government handled the crisis is reported by a German journalist who was there at the time.
#COVID19
https://t.co/W6upzTdiSI

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At the beginning of the Corona crisis many had hoped that the restrictions would at least have a positive effect on climate change.
#coronavirus #Covid_19 #ClimateChange
https://t.co/y3zddCzLuI

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Our first team talks about their research on physical contact during covid-19. They asked people from different countries how the physical contact in their cultures usually looks like, how it changed and how new technology can change our physical contact in the future. #COVID__19

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In the next few weeks we will inform you regularly on our channels with constructive journalism around the topic Covid19 and give you insights into our research.

https://t.co/0YNh5vuMTi

@Katholische_Uni @Covid19

[Global Journalism Collaboration Project @GlobalJournali1]

This is the official account of the global journalism project at the Catholic University of Eichstätt. In cooperation with universities from all over the world, we want to focus on the international perspective on the Covid19 crisis.

@Katholische_Uni @Covid19