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Blog Post
The mainstream is broken. But for who?
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“The Mainstream media is broken” this was the rallying cry of over 100 people in 2017 as The Common Sense Network crowdfunded over £50,000 in 50 days to build a new independent news outlet for and by ordinary people. Whilst the phrase was...
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Micheal Omoniyi
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Blog Post
It’s all about trust
Read moreAs a journalist that writes mainly on social issues, a major concern for me is how I tell the stories of the most disadvantaged people in society. A lot of my work is focused on the impact of austerity, and I've reported extensively on...
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Natalie Bloomer
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Blog Post
Why we need to tell different stories
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We commissioned ‘Telling a Different Story’ to create a more in-depth, collective understanding of how, and why the media currently reports on severe and multiple disadvantage (SMD) in the way that it does. Partly because we believe the media...
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Publication
Telling a Different Story: Understanding news media coverage of severe and multiple disadvantage
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Telling a Different Story: Understanding news media coverage of severe and multiple disadvantage is a research inquiry conducted between January 2018 to March 2019. It explores how print and online news media report on severe and multiple...
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Lankelly Chase
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DHA Communications
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News Story
Action on climate change at Barclays AGM
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Lankelly Chase takes action on climate change at Barclays’s AGM Lankelly Chase is one of 11 institutional investors and more than 100 individual shareholders which have taken action today at Barclays by asking the bank to phase out...
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Culture, Connection and Belonging – A Study of Addiction and Recovery in Nottingham’s BAME Community
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This report emerges from a collaborative effort initiated in August 2017 when a diverse learning partnership was established between BAC-IN, Lankelly Chase, and Sheffield Hallam University. This report presents qualitative findings from research...