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Photo Unsplash If a journalist or newsroom manager shares about her or his trauma experience, there is a chance people will say, maybe this person just doesn’t belong in the industry. Confession: I sometimes cringe when I read social media posts of colleagues opening up about their trauma in detail. I know it says more … Continue reading How do we overcome the stigma of trauma and well-being among journalists?
In het herdenken van de afschaffing van de slavernij in Nederland is de Javaans-Surinaamse geschiedenis onderbelicht. De Rotterdamse theatergroep LUSU wil daarin verandering brengen met de voorstelling Duizend Dagen waarin de feiten en emoties van deze verzwegen geschiedenis naar boven komen. Als witte Nederlander kan ik erover meepraten, ook ik begreep tot een aantal jaren … Continue reading Theatergroep Lusu belicht pijn en trots in voorstelling over het Javaans-Surinaamse deel van de Nederlandse koloniale geschiedenis
Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen (David Shankbone, Flickr). Indian-British director Zara Meerza grew up in a crowded house with three generations of family under one roof. As a first-generation immigrant in nineties London, no one in her life had grown up in The West. She tells this in the introduction of her documentary “The Twins” about … Continue reading The Olsen twins and the discomfort of capitalism
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