Everyone Is Already a Journalist
The instinct you already have, and where it actually leads
Taught by Reflections Gurukul Team
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About this course
This chapter is about the moments you've already lived through without naming them. A shop overcharging someone. A friend treated unfairly. A queue jumped by someone who knew the right person. This chapter takes that instinct, the one that made you speak up, and traces it back to where journalism actually begins. It questions what a press card really gives a person, and what it never could. A case study closes the chapter, putting the whole idea to the test.
What you’ll learn
- Where journalism actually began, and it wasn't in a newsroom
- The three things that make up all of journalism
- The everyday moments where you were already doing it, without knowing it had a name
- Why something only you saw matters more than you think
- What staying quiet really costs
- How a group of untrained women turned noticing into one of India's most respected news organisations
- Why this applies to you, even if you never set foot in a newsroom
Curriculum
Everyone Is Already a Journalist
- Everyone Is Already a Journalist
Requirements
- No prior writing or journalism experience needed.
- A laptop or smartphone with internet connection.
- Willingness to read, write, and practice each chapter.