'Sustainable Journalism is Crucial for Creating a Better Future' Africa Media Journalism SustainableJournalism Audiences News AKU_GSMC fojo_int Journ_SA
The global media landscape is fraught with challenges but how do media houses and journalists take on not only the challenges of the industry but of our planet and livelihoods. One way is to look to sustainable journalism, but what does that mean?
"The concept of sustainable journalism emphasises the interconnectedness of various crises, highlighting the need for a form of journalism that confronts the sustainability issues confronting our society, including economic, ecological, and social challenges.
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