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Can ‘humanitarian humour’ and satire improve the images that volunteer-tourists upload on social media?

A new research article by Kaylan C. Schwarz and Lisa Ann Richey in New Media & Society looks at how volunteer tourism is portrayed and …

Local News “Fixers” and Humanitarian Journalism

Guest Editorial By Lindsay Palmer When foreign correspondents began flooding into Greece to cover the influx of refugees arriving there from Turkey, local journalist Irene …

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Can ‘humanitarian humour’ and satire improve the images that volunteer-tourists upload on social media?

Local News “Fixers” and Humanitarian Journalism

Can ‘humanitarian humour’ and satire improve the images that volunteer-tourists upload on social media?

Local News “Fixers” and Humanitarian Journalism

Is Australia’s Print Media Supporting a Moral Panic About Migrants?

Special Issue ‘Refugee Socialities and the Media’ Looks At Media Practices, Community and Representations of the European Refugee Crisis

Biometrics in the humanitarian sector: a threat or an opportunity?

“Safety Culture” in Human Rights Journalism

Is Australia’s Print Media Supporting a Moral Panic About Migrants?

Reporting Humanitarian Disasters in a Social Media Age: Q&A With Dr. Glenda Cooper