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COJO for COVID recovery: Solutions-focused constructive journalism as a pandemic exit strategy for local/regional UK communities

COJO 促进新冠病毒恢复：以解决方案为中心的建设性新闻作为英国当地/区域社区的流行病退出策略

基本信息

批准号：
AH/V015168/1
负责人：
An Nguyen
金额：
$ 35.76万
依托单位：
Bournemouth University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FV015168%2F1
关键词：
COJO COVID recovery Solutions focused

项目摘要

This project uses COVID-19 as the research situation to investigate - through a UK-wide rollout - the potential power of the novel genre of solutions-focused constructive journalism (known as COJO) in helping local/regional communities to deal with unprecedented challenges. As the public emerges out of the lockdown to face a painful and uncertain struggle to exit from the pandemic, they will need to be informed, inspired and empowered to respond to social problems in a forward-looking manner. As a rigorous evidence-based reporting framework and toolkit that shifts the focus from what is the problem to what is the solution, COJO - also called solutions journalism (SOJO) - holds a strong potential to serve that acute cause. Gathering Bournemouth University, the Association of British Science Writers, the Solutions Journalism Network and Newsquest, this project investigates the extent to which and the way in which COJO can help the UK public to transition to the "new normal". It entails three major activities over 18 months: (a) investigate what a pandemic-wounded public expects the media, especially local news, to do to help them out of the crisis in an informed, inspired and forward-looking manner; (b) use the findings and insights from the first phase to develop and deliver a learning-by-doing campaign in which local news titles across the UK produce constructive journalism on COVID-19 solutions; and (c) evaluate the overall values of constructive journalism for both the news industry and the public during the exit and their implications for news coverage of future epidemics/pandemics and crises.

该项目以COVID-19为研究背景，通过在英国范围内的推广，调查以解决方案为重点的建设性新闻（称为COJO）这一新颖类型在帮助地方/区域社区应对前所未有的挑战方面的潜在力量。随着公众从封锁中走出来，面对摆脱疫情的痛苦和不确定的斗争，他们将需要得到信息、启发和赋权，以前瞻性的方式应对社会问题。作为一个严格的循证报告框架和工具包，它将重点从问题所在转移到解决方案，COJO -也称为解决方案新闻（SOJO）-具有强大的潜力来服务于这一紧迫的事业。该项目汇集了伯恩茅斯大学，英国科学作家协会，解决方案新闻网络和Newsquest，调查COJO可以帮助英国公众过渡到“新常态”的程度和方式。它需要在18个月内开展三项主要活动：（a）调查受大流行病伤害的公众期望媒体，特别是当地新闻如何以知情、鼓舞和前瞻性的方式帮助他们摆脱危机;（B）利用第一阶段的研究结果和见解，制定和实施一项边干边学的活动，在该活动中，英国各地的地方新闻标题就新冠肺炎问题制作建设性的新闻报道，19个解决方案;以及（c）评估在撤离期间建设性新闻报道对新闻业和公众的整体价值，以及它们对未来流行病/大流行病和危机的新闻报道的影响。