In 2021, the attention to foreign countries in the Italian news grew. 29% of all the news was about abroad, the highest figure recorded in the last decade. Almost 1 in 3 of the news is dedicated to foreign countries, considering both foreign policy news and soft news that originates in third countries.
MEDIAted Africa is the dossier created by Amref in collaboration with the researchers of the Osservatorio di Pavia to analyse how the African continent is represented on TV, in newspapers and on social media. In the third edition of the dossier MEDIAted Africa, in addition to the quantitative analysis, it was decided to deepen the representation of Africa and Afro-descendants in the world of sport.
An analysis of the media accounts of the migration phenomenon in 2021 by the Carta di Roma Association and the Osservatorio di Pavia.
The focus on recovery has made even more invisible those on the margins, the stories of marginal and marginalised people. This is according to the 4th Report Illuminating the outskirts – Feature article Poverty 2021.
The media account of donations and volunteering in the analysis of prime time news.
MEDIAted Africa is the dossier created by Amref in collaboration with the Osservatorio di Pavia to analyse how the African continent is represented on TV, in newspapers and on social media.
Africa in the imagination of young people. How much do people talk about Africa? How is it represented in the media? How does this representation influence the imagination of young people?
The video of the presentation of the second edition of “MEDIAted Africa”, a report by Amref Health Africa-Italy, in collaboration with the Osservatorio di Pavia.
www.100esperte.it, la banca dati online inaugurata nel 2016 per dare visibilità e voce all’expertise femminile, dopo il settore delle STEM, dell’economia e finanza e della politica Internazionale, nel 2021 si estende al settore della storia e della filosofia.
The Country in Crisis starts with a simple question: in the management of the COVID-19 pandemic, could Italy have done better?
