I’ve traveled to 30+ countries as a journalist over the past few years and some of the most important things I learned never made it into a TV package. Here are ten of them:
1. Identity becomes sharper in foreign places. You learn who you are when you’re not the majority.
2.Reality is slow. Media is fast. That gap is where misunderstanding lives.
3. Many decisions that shape the world are made by people who are simply trying to meet a deadline.
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I went to watch Kenyan production @tooearly4birds
It was an illustration of how art is resistance & how telling Tom Mboya’s story wld be incomplete without telling that of protestors killed in 2024.
Thank you to @itsmugambi@Ngartia@Ramah_Nyang
https://t.co/DRppEdzpAr
Echoes of violence is the title of this forthcoming Grand Round, a crucial conversation that sheds light on the pervasive issue of violence and its lasting impact.
By exploring the experiences of survivors, we can gain a deeper understanding of their needs and develop effective strategies for support. This dialogue is essential for fostering empathy, breaking down stigma, and creating a safer and more inclusive society for all.
Join this great panel featuring Karindi Odindo, @LETOOJOBJAMES@dr_vundi & Dr. Joseph Nyamiobo this coming Thursday, from 8:30 AM EAT through the link below
https://t.co/KEx0Bf7ZHe
Or watch the stream LIVE on our YouTube page; Chiromo Hospital Group
#Tufunguke about #GBV
Don't let what you see on social media skew your view of humanity.
Most bad behavior is due to a few bad apples:
• Just 3% of active users are toxic, but they generate 33% of online content
• 1% of communities launch 74% of conflict
• 0.1% of users spread 80% of fake news
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