Executive Development Programme in Newsroom Belonging & Psychology
-- ViewingNowThe Executive Development Programme in Newsroom Belonging & Psychology is a certificate course designed to empower professionals with essential skills to foster a sense of belonging in newsrooms and enhance workplace psychology. This program emphasizes the importance of understanding the human mind, emotions, and interpersonal relationships to create inclusive, productive, and positive newsroom environments.
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โข Newsroom Belonging: Building an Inclusive News Culture
โข Psychology of Newsroom Dynamics: Understanding Behavior and Mindset
โข Fostering a Sense of Belonging: Strategies for Diverse Newsrooms
โข The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Newsroom Belonging
โข Overcoming Unconscious Bias in Journalism: A Psychological Approach
โข Newsroom Leadership and Belonging: Creating a Supportive Environment
โข The Power of Empathy in Newsroom Belonging and Psychology
โข Conflict Resolution and Collaboration in Newsroom Settings
โข Measuring Newsroom Belonging: Metrics and Analytics
โข Case Studies: Successful Newsroom Belonging and Psychology Initiatives
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