Comment les rédactions reproduisent discrètement le racisme | Nina Robinson | TEDxMoseley

La journaliste Nina Robinson examine comment des pratiques quotidiennes en salle de rédaction peuvent renforcer le racisme sans intention, alors même que les journalistes pensent simplement rapporter les faits. S'appuyant sur des années de travail dans des rédactions locales, nationales et internationales, la conférence étudie la manière dont les choix éditoriaux de routine façonnent la perception du public. Elle a été donnée lors de TEDxMoseley, un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante. Nina Robinson, lauréate d'un prix Peabody, a travaillé sur l'actualité mondiale pour le BBC World Service et dirige désormais une société de production de podcasts à Birmingham.

• Pratiques quotidiennes qui façonnent la perception
• Comment le journalisme peut renforcer le racisme
• Biais médiatique et choix des histoires racontées

Can journalism unintentionally reinforce racism while believing it is simply reporting the facts? Drawing on years inside local, national and international newsrooms, this talk exposes the everyday newsroom practices that quietly shape public perception. A compelling look at media bias, journalism and the stories society chooses to tell. Nina is a prestigious Peabody Award winner for her journalism working on global news and international current affairs for the BBC World Service. She is recipient of a Foreign Press Association prize for her programme on south-side Chicago’s dog fighting scene and was temporarily based in Kingston, Jamaica as a foreign correspondent. Over her BBC career, she worked at senior editorial levels in radio, TV and digital/online news leaving after the pandemic to set up her own media production company specialising in podcasts, in her home city of Birmingham in the West Midlands. As CEO of Soundtruism, she founded the Uni Pod Festival a podcast creator festival that platforms diverse voices whilst upskilling next-gen and regional podcasting talent based at Birmingham City University. She was awarded a Fellowship by The Radio Academy – the highest accolade awarded by UK’s radio industry in 2023 and is a passionate advocate for diversity in the UK media industry. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx