The DNA of Journalism:
Reporting the Facts & Truth
Judy Woodruff
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This course is designed to offer valuable insights into ethical leadership, fact-based reporting, and strategic storytelling.
Taught by the acclaimed journalist, Judy Woodruff, this course provides a unique opportunity to delve into the world of journalism and its profound impact on democratic societies.
Upon completion of this course, participants can expect the following learning outcomes:
Gain a deeper understanding of the role of journalism in a democratic society and its influence on public opinion.
Learn the importance of fact-based reporting, the pursuit of truth, and the resilience needed to maintain ethical journalism standards.
Explore milestone events in journalism and understand their significance in shaping the modern journalistic landscape.
Appreciate the importance of diverse representation in media, both in front of the camera and behind the scenes.
Discover how journalistic principles can enhance your leadership style, improve transparency, and inspire trust.
Understand the power of strategic storytelling in engaging and influencing audiences.
Learn from the legacy of past journalistic pioneers and grasp the importance of mentoring the next generation.
The course is divided into four engaging chapters, each focusing on different aspects of journalism and its intersection with leadership. So, whether you're an executive, manager, or an aspiring leader, this course offers valuable insights that will enrich your professional toolkit.
Lesson 1: The Crucial Role of Journalism
Lesson 1: Commitment to Factual Reporting
Lesson 2: The Art of Humble Inquiry
Lesson 1: Ethical Leadership in Journalism
Lesson 2: A Journey of Legacy
Lesson 3: Fostering the Next Journalistic Generation
Lesson 4: Amplifying Diverse Voices
Lesson 5: Build a Team that Looks like America
Lesson 1: COVID-19: A Story of Resilience
Lesson 2: 911- Reflections on Freedom
Lesson 1: Civil Rights Era: A Journalistic View
Lesson 2: The Evolution of Civil Rights News Reporting - PDF
Final Assessment
Exit Survey