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Does Photojournalism Help Raise Awareness for Charities

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Does Photojournalism Help Raise Awareness for Charities

   Added on 2020-10-23

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DOESPHOTOJOURNALISMHELP RAISE AWARENESSFOR CHARITIES?
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TABLE OF CONTENTSRESEARCH QUESTION ..............................................................................................................................................1RATIONALE .................................................................................................................................................................1ACADEMIC CONTEXT ...............................................................................................................................................2RESEARCH METHOD .................................................................................................................................................3REFERENCES ...............................................................................................................................................................5
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What role does photojournalism play in creatingawareness for charities Journalism plays a key role in creating awareness among people. Though the written description iseffective enough to describe the factual content of the events but the inclusion of images of visualcontent can create significant impact on readers and people. It is also possible that facts given by writtendescription lack validity but the pictures can express the reality and extent of seriousness for the topic. IPhotojournalism provides opportunities to journalists to convey the real picture of particular situationwhich cannot be expressed with mere words. The picture will lead to an emotional appeal which is notfound in word description. . This category of journalism is highly effective to raise any social issue in away that people can emotionally connect through it and thus can contribute to resolve the issue (AnIntroduction to Photojournalism, 2018). For example, In a flood prone area if people require help then itrequires that people donate something for the purpose. This charity event can be made successful onlyif people will find them real and necessary. A mere factual description may not force them to part insuch events. However, the appealing images can motivate and inspire readers to discover the reality andto take a step ahead for the appropriate solution. This proposal aims at addressing the followingresearch questions: Question 1: What impact does photojournalists create in describing a case study as compare totheoretical description only? Question 2: How photojournalism encourages individuals to participate in charity events Question 3: How photojournalists can create awareness about charitable events and can contributeto increase the participation of public in such events? Question 4: What are the ways in which photojournalism can affect the charity related decisions of anorganisation and society? Charity events refers to the activities which aimed at providing assistance to community or people whoneeds help for their survival but are unable to do so. For instance in case of natural calamities it isimportant that attention of society must be drawn so that they can help the affected area and itsinhabitants. The photojournalists can help in the issue by bringing the incident into lime light. Theseresearch questions must be addressed as it will not only improve the social inequalities by promotingcharitable events but it will also provide benefits to business organization. When photojournalists covers1
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