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Galvez - Midterms

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  Galvez, Clark Danielle T. Community Journalism vs. Citizen Journalism Community Journalism is the gathering of information and news within a certain community by a trained professional. Only those who are graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism are allowed to conduct a Community Journalism within a specific community. Unlike Community Journalism, Citizen Journalism does not need a specific degree to function. In Citizen Journalism, as the name suggest, can be done by any citizen of the country, and is related only to those without the degree of Journalism. Many argue on the validity of calling Citizen Journalism as journalism as Professional Journalism is different as to the “journalism” of a normal citizen. Philippine issues that can be solved by Citizen Journalism. How and Why? Citizen Journalism could be a source of gaining first-hand experience on issues in the Philippines. Some of these issues could be people experiencing police harassments, crime in the slums, hardships in the
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#ENDTHESTIGMA: HIV and AIDS awareness together with Home of Bamboo and the LGBT+ Brgy. Saluysoy

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To raise public awareness about HIV and AIDS, the Home of Bamboo HIV Primary Care Clinic located in Meycauayan City, Bulacan, organized an outreach program on May 1 2024 at the Brgy. Saluysoy covered court together with the “DYOSA NG SALUYSOY TRANSGENDER WOMEN PAGEANT 2024” which attracted guests and audiences eager to participate watching the pageant and learn about HIV and AIDS prevention and care. Photo Courtesy: Home of Bamboo Facebook Page Acknowledgments were extended to the LGBTQ+ community and YKP's (Young Key Populations) whose participation underscored their commitment to learning more about HIV and AIDS. Gratitude to Mayor Henry Villarica and City Health Officer Dr. Christian Roque was also given for their outstanding assistance in organizing the program for the City of Meycauayan. The participation of different stakeholders, government officials and health care professionals with the community leaders received special recognition in demonstrating coordinated effort t
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Group 13 (Survey 1) Concepcion, John Juniel B.

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  Concepcion, John Juniel B.                                                                                                                BAJ-2B                                                                                             Community and Citizen Journalism Taking a look at Barangay Tabing-Ilog residence: A survey aiming to identify social issues at the barangay The primary goal of the conducted survey is to specify the diverse point of view between residents of Barangay Tabing-Ilog Marilao, Bulacan. There were variants of issues faced by the community but one stood up; Flooding. Which was caused by poor river management. Flood issues being the primary complaint of the residents makes for an ironic and an over literal issue since they live in ‘Tabing-Ilog’ which literally and really means they live beside a river—the Marilao River, which is renowned for being the sixth most polluted river in the world.  Questionnaire: What’s your nam
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Group 13 (Survey 2) Concepcion, John Juniel B.

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   Concepcion, John Juniel B.                                                                                                             BAJ-2B                                                                                                             Community and Citizen Journalism Taking a look at Barangay Tabing-Ilog residence: An interview with a local official regarding Tabing-Ilog’s flood problems The first interview was a success in identifying the main concerns of the residents. The next step is to take the concerns to the officials. We couldn't gain contact with or meet with the barangay captain, and the officer in charge of the barangay's DRRM, Mr. Maymar Abel Dela Cruz, was also busy with outside-the-hall work, but we managed to talk to them through Messenger.  He only provided insights from the DRRM office. He could not provide documents as he said it was not allowed by the Captain. We tried coming back several times but the barangay hall was just too busy especia
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CONCEPCION, JOHN JUNIEL B. (MIDTERMS)

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  John Juniel B. Concepcion           BAJ-2B Citizen and Community Journalism                           Midterm Examination 1.Using your own words, compare Citizen Journ to Community journalism. 5-10 sentences only Citizen Journalism in my own words means citizens covering other citizens’ concerns and issues. It includes democratic and participatory journalism and encourages citizens in gathering data and analyzing them. It also focuses on individuality. While Community Journalism focuses on a specific place, a specific demographic. It involves gathering and analyzing data from local communities.  2. Which social issues in the Philippines can be addressed by Community journalism. Explain by how and why. 5-10 sentences only. Community Journalism has a chance of solving the spreading and consumption of fake news. If done the right way, Community journalism can help in educating the community about fake news and how to identify it and verify everything that they
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ESPINO-MIDTERMS

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1. Journalism is a narration of life stories. We all have stories to tell that we should be sharing with other people to raise awareness, call for action, and tell stories that televisions and radios do not broadcast. Citizen journalism and community journalism seem alike but they are similarly different. Citizen journalism is when a person uses journalism to raise awareness about a certain issue that affects him as a citizen. He becomes participatory in journalism as he uses it as a medium to tell a story to the world. Meanwhile community journalism is the type of journalism that revolves around a community, a neighborhood or some individual in a certain community. Community journalism helps narrate stories unseen and unheard about an invisible community in our society. Both journalistic approaches are important, especially nowadays when journalism is no longer valued as important by society. With the help of different individuals across every corner, we can tap the people to engage i
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MATINDING PAGBAHA, DEKADA NG PROBLEMA NG ILANG BARANGAY SA MEYCAUAYAN

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MATINDING PAGBAHA, DEKADA NG PROBLEMA NG ILANG BARANGAY SA MEYCAUAYAN By: Gil Enriquez Ang Barangay ng Longos at Barangay ng Bayugo – Proper ay ilan lamang sa mga barangay na laging pineperwisyo ng matinding pagbaha lalo na kung panahon ng Habagat. Natural na catch basin o daluyan ng tubig baha mula kabundukan ang probinsya ng Bulacan lalo na iyong mga munisipalidad na malapit sa mga ilog o anyong tubig gaya ng Meycauayan. Dekada na ang inabot tungkol sa isyu ng pagbaha at karamihan sa mga residente ay nasanay na sila sa ganoong sitwasyon. Ayon sa isang kagawad ng Barangay Bayugo, kapag nasisira ang river walling sa gawi ng Valenzuela ay mas matinding pagbaha ang dulot nito sa nasabing barangay. Ang ganitong problema sa Barangay ng Bayugo ay halintulad din sa katabing Barangay ng Longos. Ang barangay na ito ay katabi ng palaisdaan at ng makasaysayang ilog ng Meycauayan kaya naman madaling bahain ang barangay lalo na kung high tide. “…Ahh..pag nasisira ang river walling nh Valenzu
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