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Uwe H. Martin has documented global agriculture's social and ecological consequences since 2007. His research traverses various mediums, including documentary film, web documentaries, interactive apps, spatial multichannel installations, and performances. Uwe teaches journalism, multimedia storytelling, eco-social, planet-centric and circular design worldwide. As an R&D Fellow at the Media Lab Bayern he currently explores how journalists can become agents for eco-social change. 

Portraitfoto von Uwe Martin.
Credits: Frauke Huber

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Transition Journalism: How journalists can contribute to solving 21st-century crises

With Uwe H. Martin

The hands-on workshop "Transition Journalism" explores how journalists can build a sustainable business model and contribute to solving the crises of the 21st century by expanding constructive journalism with eco-social design, participatory art practices, and mediation, facilitation, and coaching techniques. "Transition Journalism" connects people and their ideas to develop equitable and sustainable solutions to complex problems, linking existing knowledge and generating new knowledge.

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Transition Journalism: How journalists can contribute to solving 21st century crises

With Uwe H. Martin

In the hands-on workshop "Transition Journalism," we explore what journalists can contribute to solving the crises of the 21st century when they combine constructive journalism with eco-social design approaches.