Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
For me answering the question “Do I want a global personal brand” is an obvious yes. The more important question is just how much of myself do I want to …
The Growing Importance of our Global Brands Read More
Social media statistics from this April tell an important story. Facebook has around 1,590,000,000 users. Instagram has 400,000,000. 320,000,000 people are tweeting and 200,000,000 people are updating their Snapchat stories. …
Inevitability of a Global Brand Read More
Thinking of myself in a global manner is new and exciting. But, after a few moments of thought, I find myself actually getting scared. How am I supposed to brand …
The Global Me: But Who Am I Anyways? Read More
My current brand within the social networking platforms is rather embryonic. The questions and answers presented below will help me to understand what is it that I need to focus …
My Q&A for “The Global Me” Read MoreGlobal Me By Abida Eijaz Assistant Professor, University of the Punjab @abidaeijaz In a globalized world, participation and engagement of individuals is simultaneously taking place at both micro and macro …
Global Me: Greater Connections, Greater Responsibilities Read MoreHow the American and the Global Media Frame the Coverage of Race Abida Eijaz Assistant Professor, Institute of Communication Studies, University of the Punjab, Pakistan Twitter @abidaeijaz The issue of …
Coverage of Race in America Read More
Will racism increase in the United States if the Republican candidate Donald Trump rose to power? Last June on CNN, Reid Ribble a Republican congressman accused Trump of being a racist. …
Racism in the United States: no power, no racism Read More
By Connor Murphy and Edine Harr’Met-Kimbouala Perhaps more so than any other beat, sports journalism often seems to be uniquely insulated from the on-goings of the rest of the …
Race, sports and the media: Coverage of Colin Kaepernicks’s protest Read MoreWhy the lack of education limits our perception of the world A dialog between Ivaylo Vezenkov and Tina Eshieva Orpheum theater (Phoenix, Arizona) awaiting for speakers “Political bodies” was …
Breaking The Taboo Read More“As long as I live, I will never forget that in no other country on Earth is my story even possible”, said Barack Obama in March 2008, months before he …
‘Racism’ through the prism of American Elections Read More