Does All Reporting on Sexual Violence Influence Culture in a Positive Way?
Podcast |
PolicyCast
Publisher |
Harvard University
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Education, 
Government & Organizations, 
Higher Education, 
Interview, 
News & Politics
Categories Via RSS |
Education
Publication Date |
Apr 06, 2016
Episode Duration |
00:27:33

BBC Reporter Joanna Jolly, currently a Joan Shorenstein Fellow at the Shorenstein Center, discusses her research into the aftermath of the infamous Delhi gang rape in 2012. She describes the various ways in which news outlets covered the story and how they influenced the Indian society’s response. *Warning: this episode includes graphic language and violent subjects.*

BBC Reporter Joanna Jolly, currently a Joan Shorenstein Fellow at the Shorenstein Center, discusses her research into the aftermath of the infamous Delhi gang rape in 2012. She describes the various ways in which news outlets covered the story and how they influenced the Indian society’s response. \*Warning: this episode includes graphic language and violent subjects.\*

BBC Reporter Joanna Jolly, currently a Joan Shorenstein Fellow at the Shorenstein Center, discusses her research into the aftermath of the infamous Delhi gang rape in 2012. She describes the various ways in which news outlets covered the story and how they influenced the Indian society’s response. *Warning: this episode includes graphic language and violent subjects.*

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