How can journalists be invited to cover positive stories about ocean issues? MITSUE COOK<\/p>\n
Christine Whitney Sanchez Bruno Kauffman
\nLIsa Loving
\nTova Averbuch<\/p>\n
What are the positive things that are happening? What can I do?
\nNY Times- snowfall about the Arctic It may not be too late
\nDo an inventory of who is covering the ocean and create a relationship with the people who are reporting.
\nThe story of the ocean is the story of people.
\nHomeowners Cleaning the beach
\nNuclear decisions – compare Japan and Sweden. (Democracy in Japan and Sweden)
\nWater in different forms- flowing, interconnecting, recycling
\nIn Eastern Europe- It was rivers that brought the people to push back against their governments
\nConnect the various water movements
\nEnvironmental writers- you can elevate the stories
\nChallenge to size down to key elements
\nIN society, dialogue is the equivalent to water
\nOpen dialogue reduces mistrust of transnationals
\nBOb Stilger wrote book about Fukushima
\nVItze- activist protecting oceans
\nDutch youth took juveniles and outcasts and trained them to be law enforcers
\n Maybe the attack (half conscious) on sweater is an attack on connection (Rather than in our own bubble)
\nOceans seen as space for industry and building cities- instrumentalized rather than living
\nSocial m edit campaign – Instagram
\nTake photos of ocean with this hashtag Joining larger movement
\nPeople are thirsty fo r you r message Existential threat of global warming
\nTime is shorter than you think
\nMake journalism Joe effective and creative Seriousness s, digestible policy education Provide straight reporting
\nConnections between different rent activist communities
\nConcentrate on local level Open people’s eyes
\nMost journalists are living in limited l Evelyn and. Resources
\nLocal identities\/ego grow as the negative focus grows (we are the best) Great journalists represent great ideas and point to collective action
\nMentality
\nHumility
\nChanged mindset
\nFocus on daily life. – quality of life
\nWhat can you do on a daily basis to love H2O Practice journalism as if it’s The last day of you r life
\nMaybe the attack (half conscious) on sweater is an attack on connection (Rather than in our own bubble)
\nOceans seen as space for industry and building cities- instrumentalized rather than living
\nSocial m edit campaign – Instagram
\nTake photos of ocean with this hashtag Joining larger movement
\nPeople are thirsty fo r you r message Existential threat of global warming
\nTime is shorter than you think
\nMake journalism Joe effective and creative Seriousness s, digestible policy education Provide straight reporting
\nConnections between different rent activist communities
\nConcentrate on local level Open people’s eyes
\nMost journalists are living in limited l Evelyn and. Resources
\nLocal identities\/ego grow as the negative focus grows (we are the best) Great journalists represent great ideas and point to collective action
\nMentality
\nHumility
\nChanged mindset
\nFocus on daily life. – quality of life
\nWhat can you do on a daily basis to love H2O Practice journalism as if it’s The last day of you r life<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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