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Zahra Salah Uddin ist eine preisgekrönte Multimedia-Journalistin und Redakteurin langjähriger Erfahrung in internationalen Nachrichtenredaktionen und im gemeinnützigen Sektor. Sie arbeitet weiterhin freiberuflich als Kulturreporterin, Kommunikationsspezialistin und Faktencheckerin und bietet Schulungen zu Vielfalt und Integration in den Medien an.

Zahra Salah Uddin

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Telling complicated stories through graphic novels

With Zahra Salah Uddin und Taha Siddiqui

Join us for a conversation with journalists and illustrators from Pakistan to discuss how their unique use of graphic novels has furthered the art of journalism and telling untold stories about complicated issues such as political regimes, repression, press censorship and the use of comedy to share serious life experiences.

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Design Offices

// Training Room

Mit Festivalticket

Aiming for fairness: Confronting bias in foreign reporting

With Sham Jaff, Laura Postma und Zahra Salah Uddin

Foreign reporting in German media focuses on a limited number of countries — recent studies confirm this. Events in the rest of the world go unnoticed. This phenomenon is repeated in many Western countries. The causes of this attention imbalance and the measures that could be taken to address it will be discussed by Sham Jaff, along with Alena Jabarine and Laura Postma.

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LVR LandesMuseum

// Workshop 3

Mit Festivalticket

How to diversify your newsroom

With Zahra Salah Uddin

How journalists interact with international teammates greatly matters for the success of cross-border collaborations. The effects of implicit bias, lack of awareness about privileges, or the overall lack of diversity in the field of journalism have given priority to white, male, and western voices over others. This norm is in conflict with the traditional understanding of journalists as neutral, objective, and impartial observers of the world and risks omitting perspectives that are necessary for understanding the whole picture.