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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