E - Evidence for the usefulness of SoJo

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This WHOLE story stopped me quitting journalism

Laura Dulce Romero

6 episodes

8 months ago

Colombian journalist Laura Dulce Romero was burnt out and considering quitting the trade. But a new style of reporting, Solutions Journalism, caught her attention: this method seeks to report news in a constructive way. In this six-part series, Laura puts the SoJo methodology – which can be summarised by the acronym WHOLE – to the test by interviewing practitioners about what SoJo offers by way of a solution to journalistic burnout, how it works, observations from those who use it, the limitations of the approach, and evidence that support its claims.

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E - Evidence for the usefulness of SoJo

This WHOLE story stopped me quitting journalism

15 minutes 5 seconds

3 years ago

E - Evidence for the usefulness of SoJo

In the final episode of this series, Laura speaks to Karen McIntyre, professor of journalism at Virginia Commonwealth University, about what research data is available to support the idea that SoJo is a solution for burnt-out audiences, and recaps the anecdotal evidence that SoJo is a balm for burnt-out journalists.

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