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Broadcast Journalism, New and Traditional Media

November 11, 2015

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CCWA welcomes four visitors from Tajikistan who are exploring how investigative journalism is used as a vehicle for civic engagement and social activism. Participants will meet with prominent local reporters and bloggers, as well as visit organizations devoted to ensuring freedom of the press, to understand how Cleveland ensures that media and community engagement go […]

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