Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
Journalists have the power to encourage audience to walk at least a mile in someone else’s shoes by watching TV or written reports about racism. It is not a big …
50 years after “Bloody Sunday” attacks, racism still alive in the U.S. Read MoreFashion thrives on constant change. If designers didn’t show new collections at fashion week to signal the start of each season, fashion probably wouldn’t exist because nothing would change. For …
Disruptive Innovation: The Rise or Fall of Fashion? Read MoreThis historical kiss of the leaders (Soviet Union and German Democratic Republic) kept the Berlin wall alive 28 years. Germany, as a country, was divided both ideologically and physically. The …
Berlin Wall: from kiss to kiss Read MoreLast year, I was at a march with my colleagues at Women for Women’s Human Rights-New Ways and many other women activists in my hometown -Istanbul, Turkey- on the International …
Sleepless but Social in Seattle Read Moreby Ivana Braga Spending a weekend learning about blogging doesn’t look fun at first glance. But, if it is a WordCamp, definitely go for it. My first WordCamp Phoenix took place on …
WordCamp Phoenix: a learning community Read MoreWhen I started watching the State of the Union on Tuesday, I thought I was going to focus on the social media – what was happening on Twitter, Facebook and …
The Social State of the Union Read MoreBy @ivabraga TechPHX is a mix of meeting, workshop, mingling, and sharing. It takes places annually in Phoenix by one group of engaged people, all of whom are …
Things that I learned in TechPHX Read MoreThis week, I had the privilege to listen Bob Schieffer sharing his experiences on multiple occasions. Having years of experience in broadcast journalism, Schieffer witnessed many important turning points in …
Learning from Experience: Democracy and Media Read MoreThis week I had to read a book for my Human Sexuality class called “Oversharing” by Ben Agger. It discussed social media and blogging in a critical light that removed …
Do Americans overshare? Read MoreBefore Facebook and Twitter had fully gathered steam and the ethics regarding social media weren’t clear, one local news organization in New Haven, Connecticut, faced a difficult challenge in assessing …
The Facebook Conundrum: An Ethics Case Study Read More