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Journalism for marginalized communities

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Journalism has long been an elite institution that has often alienated people from marginalized communities. But a renewed focus in the industry on storytelling from within these communities is creating new opportunities for people who have long been neglected by mainstream media. Shaheen Pasha, a veteran journalist and Penn State professor, shares her work as a passionate advocate for inclusive media. Learn how journalism can empower underrepresented voices, challenge traditional narratives and reshape the industry from the inside out.
Nov 15, 2025 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM(America/Chicago)
Venue : Ryman Ballroom B/C
20251115T0800 20251115T0845 America/Chicago Journalism for marginalized communities Journalism has long been an elite institution that has often alienated people from marginalized communities. But a renewed focus in the industry on storytelling from within these communities is creating new opportunities for people who have long been neglected by mainstream media. Shaheen Pasha, a veteran journalist and Penn State professor, shares her work as a passionate advocate for inclusive media. Learn how journalism can empower underrepresented voices, challenge traditional narratives and reshape the industry from the inside out. Ryman Ballroom B/C JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention amber@jea.org
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