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She Talks Peace
Ep. 127 - Jamela Alindogan Talks on the Life of Journalism, Storytelling, and Sinagtala Foundation
In this episode of "She Talks Peace," Jamela Alindogan shares her journey as a journalist in conflict zones, highlighting the evolving perceptions and challenges of reporting amidst the turmoil. She recounts a poignant encounter that shaped her approach to storytelling, emphasizing the importance of empathy and connection. Jamela discusses the role of storytelling in advocating for marginalized communities, citing the Sinagtala Foundation as a prime example of impactful social change. Founded to empower women and children affected by conflict, the foundation embodies Jamela's commitment to amplifying voices and fostering resilience. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Jamela Alindogan as we explore the profound intersection of journalism, storytelling, and advocacy in conflict zones.
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