Do you want to improve your organisation’s media coverage?
Charities are increasingly trying to decolonise their storytelling, finding more ethical ways to communicate their messaging through language, imagery and video. But has the media caught up with the sector? And should charities compromise their principles in order to secure media coverage? Henry Roberts explores these questions and more in our new report.
Elon Musk’s transformation of Twitter into X has left many NGOs confused and dismayed. Melissa Ezechukwu, a digital strategist and IBT trustee, writes about how X’s algorithm disadvantages NGOs trying to reach their audience.
IBT attended the Labour Party conference in Liverpool last week, where we met Ministers from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and urged them to back our Public Service Broadcasters (PSBs) and reinforce their obligations to international coverage.
We’re excited to invite IBT members to an exclusive in-person workshop at TikTok’s London Offices. This is a unique opportunity to learn how your charity can tap into one of the world’s most influential entertainment platforms to reach new audiences, raise awareness, and generate support.
As the media landscape continues to change rapidly and radically, we are calling for significant changes to how the PSM providers approach international content.
Our report shares lessons learnt from campaigners and social media experts about finding the right message, campaigning on social media, utilising the media and campaigning collaboratively. We also explore the current campaigning landscape.
Oxfam
IBT Member
The International Broadcasting Trust works with the media to ensure that UK audiences remain engaged with global issues.
Ben Rayner
Executive Producer, Al Jazeera English