Giolanta Ntamadaki, Author at iMEdD Lab

Women in investigative journalism: fighting the challenges

21.02.2024

Long shot of the panel discussion "Women and investigative journalism: Tips on leadership". The four panelists sit on chairs next to each other. In the background stands the screen with the title of the panel, as well as the names and titles of the panelists. Except for the stage, we can also see the media village behind it and the audience sitting in the first rows.

Three esteemed female investigative journalists talk about the challenges they face while engaging in male-dominated fields and offer valuable advice to aspiring young reporters.

Tools & Practices

Sustainable journalism: Practical steps to fund your work

15.12.2023

Giolanta Ntamadaki

Four panelists are sitting on four chairs on the stage of iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2023 at the panel “Funding journalism: A how-to conversation". The monitor behind them shows the title of the panel, as well as the names of the panelists. From left to right: Marcia Parker, Abijit Das, Khadija Patel, Susan Valerie.

In the contemporary world, journalism is more necessary than ever. However, what happens when journalists and newsrooms face funding problems?

Best Practices

Storytelling on TikTok: Opportunities for journalists

15.12.2023

Giolanta Ntamadaki

The three panelists of "Storytelling in vertical video: How news can use TikTok (and all the apps that are copying it)" sitting on yellow stools on the stage of iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2023. Sophia Smith Galler is standing at the center of the stage and speaking in a hand-held microphone, while Carmella Boykin on her right and Enrique Anarte Lazo on her left are looking at her. They are all smiling and excited about the discussion. The background screen shows screenshots from some of their most successful TikTok videos.

Three journalists explain at the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2023 how they use TikTok to create impactful content that both informs and entertains the public.

Tools & Practices

Navigating burnout: A guide for journalists

10.11.2023

Giolanta Ntamadaki

AX Mina (Ana), Leadership Trainer and Coach at the The Self Investigation offers her insights into burnout in journalism and some tips on how to tackle it in a culture that requires us to be on 24/7.

Author: <span>Giolanta Ntamadaki</span>

Women in investigative journalism: fighting the challenges

Sustainable journalism: Practical steps to fund your work

Storytelling on TikTok: Opportunities for journalists

Navigating burnout: A guide for journalists

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