We invite CHN members to produce their own interview-TED talk style TV shows on topics of value and interest and highlight career opportunities
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CITY HINDUS VOICE
City Hindus Voice Launch
We invite members of cityhindus.org to produce their own interview-TED talk style TV shows on topics of value and interest with interviewees of the highest caliber. This is going to help people express their voice and help their community and connect more people. Plus creating your own show – welcome to 2020 jobskills. Watch this video by CHN Chair Alpesh Patel to know how
Express your views through City Hindus Voice
City Hindus Voice is open to all: cityhindus.org/chn-voice. Find your voice and speak up on something you are passionate about. Take a look at the How To resources CHN has created on the City Hindus Voice page. We teach you how to create your own video and find something of passion that you can speak about. Create your voice, develop your style and speak up on any topic you feel strongly about.
Make your voice heard through your own TV show. Here are some tips and tools to get you started
The Stronger Voices Programme
Media Trust, in partnership with Equally Ours, is back with the fourth year of their Stronger Voices programme.
Funded by City Bridge Trust, Stronger Voices has been specifically designed to strengthen the voices of equality organisations across the capital.
Stronger Voices is a free, six-month strategic communications capacity-building programme for London-based equality organisations.
The programme covers many elements of strategic communications from communications strategy and planning to key messaging and storytelling, from pitching to journalists and media interview training to social media optimisation strategies and mentoring on using Google ad grants.
Applications are open to take part in this year’s programme. The deadline for applications is 16 September.
Apply here: https://mediatrust.org/stronger-voices-application-form-2021/
Mentoring - Journalism
As part of City Hindus Voice we are promoting online mentoring in publishing. Johnson & Alcock’s Page One is inviting writers to apply to its online mentoring scheme. For more details check http://www.johnsonandalcock.co.uk/page-one
Mentoring - Journalism
City Hindus Voice is happy to promote the John Scofield Trust an organisation that supports young journalists. The organisation helps mentor and train aspiring journalists. City Hindus similarly gives our members a platform to voice their opinions and provides tips and tools on how to make and produce a good show. For more details check https://johnschofieldtrust.org.uk/our-history/
Student Career Compass
Exciting News for Students! 📣 Registrations are now open at The Student Career Compass https://thestudentcareercompass.co.uk
Seize this unique opportunity to navigate your future prospects and get a head start on mapping out your career journey. Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out. Head to our website now and secure your spot. Your future awaits. 🚀🎓