In the final episode of Fixing India Season 2, we bring to you a rough workflow of how to go about solving problems of a community while working as a community correspondent.
Our community correspondents and their mentors have outlined the basic structure of creating videos and making impacts with their work. These are:
1} Identifying the issue
2) Documentation (video report)
3) Mobilising the community
4) Screening video to govt officials
5) Follow up
6) Social media campaigning.
If you aspire to be a community correspondent, this rough workflow can help you approach the problem and solve it with the help of your community and government officials.
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Avijit Adhikary is a journalist with nearly 8000 days of field experience till date. In the past two decades, he has witnessed the ebb and flow of the media industry in India, with ripples felt in his region too. This includes the rise of digital media, the decline of print...
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