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New Director of the Constructive Institute Asia Pacific appointed
Professor Stan Grant has been appointed as the inaugural Director of the Constructive Institute Asia Pacific in the Faculty of Arts at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. Thus the Constructive Institute Asia-Pacific hub has come to reality.
“I’ll be working out of Monash University in a dual role as professor of journalism and director of the Constructive Institute,” Grant told Guardian Australia. “I think I have something to teach people about this. I’ve been in the crosshairs of the worst of our cultural pile-ons. And I think we can all learn, including me, we can all learn how to do this better.”
Grant’s journalism career includes his achievement as a three-time Walkley award winner. In more than 30 years’ experience in media, he has been employed in high profile roles as a current affairs and news presenter with Channel Seven, CNN, SBS and the ABC. He is an award-winning author of several books, including 2023’s The Queen Is Dead: Time for a Public Reckoning, according to Mediaweek Australia.
Constructive Institute Fellows Showcase Inspiring Projects in New Booklets
The Constructive Institute released a series of five insightful booklets from our fellows that provide journalists with valuable tools and perspectives for reporting on crucial topics.
Ulrik Haagerup on Constitution Day: We must fight to protect democratic society
At Hotel Democracy’s Constitution Day celebration on 5 June 2023, Constructive Institute CEO and Founder Ulrik Haagerup gave a keynote address on the challenges facing democracy and the media in 2023 — and how we can work toward a better future.
11 Nye Constructive Fellows Udpeget
The Global Future of Journalism Award 2022 goes to Outriders
Reflection on Constructive Journalism…
Constructive climate coverage works
“Journalism on the Couch” (2022) by journalist, Astrid Prange de Oliveira and former fellow at Constructive Institute and now founder and CEO of the Bonn Institute, Ellen Heinrichs