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Vancouver Island Mental Health Society
Navigating media in times of crisis
Navigating media in times of crisis
Navigating media in times of crisis
Friday 8th December 2023
Learn about Kelsey Kilawna's media kit supporting Indigenous communities and journalists during crises. Explore trauma-informed reporting and cultural awareness.
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Episode Overview
- Kelsey emphasizes self-location within the four food chiefs' energetic polarities during crises
- Advocacy for trauma-informed reporting and cultural awareness in journalism
- The impact of media reporting on mental health and the necessity of relationship-building in journalism
- Kelsey's free toolkit on indigenews.com empowers communities to safeguard their narratives and well-being during crises
I really lend that to people in these times of need. So that's how I use storytelling as a way to like really open this up and use my laws as a way to guide the work that I did.
Ever wondered how Indigenous communities navigate media during a crisis? Kelsey Kilawna sheds light on this in a thought-provoking episode of People First Radio. She introduces a media kit designed to help Indigenous communities and journalists handle crisis situations with sensitivity and respect. Kelsey highlights the significance of self-location within the four food chiefs' energetic polarities, encouraging individuals to stay grounded and focused on their roles as Skylake people during challenging times.
She also stresses the need for trauma-informed reporting and cultural awareness to prevent sensationalism and protect community narratives. This toolkit, available for free on indigenews.com, aims to empower communities by providing resources to maintain their well-being and control their stories amidst crises. Kelsey's insights reveal the profound impact of media on mental health and the essential role of relationship-building in journalism. Tune in to learn how this innovative approach is reshaping the way Indigenous stories are told during crises.