Stories, and those that tell them, have enormous power to shape individuals and how we see the world.
Stories include everything from Greek myths to investigative journalism and the porkies told by politicians.
At this event hosted by the Bristol Cable as part of our Media Lab 2018 programme, renowned journalist Gary Younge explores how stories shape our lives, and his experience in hearing and telling them.
Public interest journalism is expensive, takes time and can be risky.
But powering Bristol’s media co-op isn’t.
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With free events and trainings, a multimedia website and a free quarterly print edition, The Bristol Cable is redefining local journalism through challenging multimedia, community action and cooperative ownership. Online, in print and on the street.
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Getting skilled up is just one way the Cable is shaking up the media
A look back at Media Lab 2018 - a free journalism course making the media more accessible.
Reports
Tools for hard-hitting investigations
Award-winning journalist, Mark Lee Hunter, delivered a powerful investigations workshop for Bristol Cable Media Lab trainees and UWE journalism students last week.
