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”Documenting the history of a people” : unauthorized student journalism

Episode 1 of the Critical Connections podcast, hosted by Critical Connections, titled "”Documenting the history of a people” : unauthorized student journalism" was published on March 1, 2023 and runs 53 minutes.

March 1, 2023 ·53m · Critical Connections

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This episode of Critical Mass podcast talks about the importance and history of community journalism through the lens of guerrilla student journalism. Featuring interviews from two major student led journals, @ProdigalPressProvo on Instagram and the University of Utah's Latine student journal Venceremos, this episode reflects on the importance of stories and who tells them, and what it means to take stories into your own hands and create for your community. Thanks for listening ! Check out citations and suggested readings here, drop by our Center located in SC 105 (across from the ballroom), and follow us on Instagram @uvusocialimpact to find out about the events we do every Thursday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of Critical Mass podcast talks about the importance and history of community journalism through the lens of guerrilla student journalism. Featuring interviews from two major student led journals, @ProdigalPressProvo on Instagram and the University of Utah's Latine student journal Venceremos, this episode reflects on the importance of stories and who tells them, and what it means to take stories into your own hands and create for your community. 

Thanks for listening ! Check out citations and suggested readings here, drop by our Center located in SC 105 (across from the ballroom), and follow us on Instagram @uvusocialimpact to find out about the events we do every Thursday. 

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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