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How to Be Ready for Any Media Opportunity
Being ready for media interactions involves more than just having relevant knowledge. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you be prepared for any media opportunity.
Here we celebrate our successes, share our challenges and honour the wonderful people who make our world turn: journalists and women+ sources everywhere.
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Being ready for media interactions involves more than just having relevant knowledge. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you be prepared for any media opportunity.
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We speak to Agape Johnson, Manager at Quote This Woman+.
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So, you’re on the Quote This Woman+ database and have just been contacted by a radio producer or TV journalist for an interview. Congratulations! Your expertise is about to reach a wider audience. As an intersectional feminist organisation, we know the importance of diverse voices in media. To help you prepare, here’s a comprehensive guide … Read more
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Bridget McNulty is known as the leading voice for diabetes in South Africa, and it’s a role she takes very seriously.
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In a career landscape dominated by rapid change and uncertainty, 3 strategies have guided my path — focusing on holistic growth, mentorship, and societal impact.
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If you pick one social media platform, this should be it…
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In this edition of The Company We Keep, Renee Moodie, former journalist and media professional, tells us a little about herself.
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The AIP strongly supports Daily Maverick’s shutdown to highlight the emergency in journalism across the globe and in South Africa’s cities, small towns, townships, and rural areas.
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In this edition of The Company We Keep, René Sparks, public health professional and health equity activist, tells us a little about herself.
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Here’s a challenge: Imagine you’re with Graca Machel. In somewhere between 30-90 seconds, try tell her – simply and succinctly – what you do and why it matters. Now repeat the exercise – but first imagine you’re with your aged great-aunt; and then, with those grumps from the bank. When you can do this without … Read more