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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2021 · 44 MIN

EP5, Gabby: Freelance Journalism and Graduate Job Prospects

from The Minority Effect · host Hanife and Eduardo

In this episode co-hosts Hanife and Eduardo are joined by Gabby, a freelance writer and journalist who graduated from the University of Exeter with a degree in English Literature in 2019. The episode explores her experiences as a Black woman within a creative industry and the transition from full-time education to the working world.  The episode also touches upon her role in establishing Legion Dance Society, formerly known as Urban Dance- a key dance society established at the University of Exeter in 2018 in response to the overwhelmingly white creative community. Timestamps: Introduction - 1:20 Why written journalism? - 6:28 Transitioning into the world of work as a freelancer- 8:52 Keeping up the legacy of University projects - 13:00-19:00 Transferable skills - 20:11 Aligning journalism and social projects - 23:50 Is the industry an accessible and safe space for ethnic minorities? - 27:28 Where is the industry heading with regards to inclusion and what are your next steps? - 30:04 Tips for people transitioning into the world of work - 33:50 Tips for balancing responsibilities with freelancing - 36:47 3 main points of advice that you would give someone who wants to start freelancing - 42:16 Outro - 43:40 Follow Gabby on social media: Instagram: @gabeino Twitter: @gabeino Follow us on social media: Instagram: @minority_effect Twitter: @minority_effect Facebook: The Minority Effect 

In this episode co-hosts Hanife and Eduardo are joined by Gabby, a freelance writer and journalist who graduated from the University of Exeter with a degree in English Literature in 2019. The episode explores her experiences as a Black woman within a creative industry and the transition from full-time education to the working world.  The episode also touches upon her role in establishing Legion Dance Society, formerly known as Urban Dance- a key dance society established at the University of Exeter in 2018 in response to the overwhelmingly white creative community. Timestamps: Introduction - 1:20 Why written journalism? - 6:28 Transitioning into the world of work as a freelancer- 8:52 Keeping up the legacy of University projects - 13:00-19:00 Transferable skills - 20:11 Aligning journalism and social projects - 23:50 Is the industry an accessible and safe space for ethnic minorities? - 27:28 Where is the industry heading with regards to inclusion and what are your next steps? - 30:04 Tips for people transitioning into the world of work - 33:50 Tips for balancing responsibilities with freelancing - 36:47 3 main points of advice that you would give someone who wants to start freelancing - 42:16 Outro - 43:40 Follow Gabby on social media: Instagram: @gabeino Twitter: @gabeino Follow us on social media: Instagram: @minority_effect Twitter: @minority_effect Facebook: The Minority Effect

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