Education Dept showcases Vincentian Media narratives in campus journalism course exhibit
Date Posted: April 5, 2024 at 11:07 AM
Media’s role in shaping society and human rights was put on the spotlight as a Campus Journalism class under the Education Department hosted an exhibit held last March 11 to 15 at the college’s consultation room at the Saint Therese Building.
Photo: Ms. Maria Venus Solares
The event dubbed Breaking Barriers: Nurturing Compassion, Amplifying Human Rights through Vincentian Media Narratives featured stories that emphasized empathy and service according to Vincentian values.
The showcase organized by the campus journalism class handled by Mr. Manuel Are highlighted how storytelling can help break down barriers and the prevalent themes recognized in societal issues.
It also served as a major component of the class’s preliminary assessment of media literacy, offering participants valuable opportunities to explore the dynamics of media, including advocacy, through interactive exchanges focused on deeper understanding of the intricate interplay between media narratives, social justice and human rights.
Photo: Ms. Maria Venus Solares
Education Department chairperson Dr. Rosalie Meriales headed the ribbon-cutting ceremonies to officially kickstart the program. CELA Dean Dr. Gliceria Lunag also graced the event, emphasizing the college’s support in fostering critical inquiry and advancing compassionate discourse within academia, especially with such topics.
