22 January 2025
Summary:
Inspiring stories for a digital world
Don Bosco Mobile Journalism (DBMoJo) offers practical training in mobile storytelling, equipping individuals with the skills to create content using smartphones. Through hands-on learning, DBMoJo empowers young journalists to address social issues, promote education, and raise awareness in their communities.
Using smartphones, DBMoJo trains creators to produce content that highlights local voices and important issues. DBMoJo transforms mobile devices into tools for action, enabling storytellers to make a difference in today’s digital world while shaping tomorrow.
It empowers people to share meaningful stories that connect and inspire.
What is Mobile Journalism (MoJo)?
Mobile journalism (MoJo) is often compared to a Swiss Army knife due to its compactness and versatility, making it an ideal tool for modern storytelling. By using smartphones and tablets, MoJo allows journalists to produce and distribute real-time content quickly and efficiently. These portable devices have become indispensable in today’s media landscape, enabling journalists to capture, edit, and share stories from anywhere. Whether in the field or at a desk, MoJo empowers reporters to work swiftly and effectively, no matter the circumstances.
MoJo empowers people to share meaningful stories that connect and inspire.
The rise of mobile journalism has transformed the way news is produced and consumed, particularly in fast-paced environments. With the ability to work on-the-go, MoJo provides journalists with a unique advantage, allowing them to report breaking news as it unfolds. The accessibility and convenience of smartphones have democratized journalism, enabling more people to engage in storytelling and information sharing. MoJo’s efficiency has made it an essential tool in the digital age, revolutionizing how we approach news production and distribution.
What is Don Bosco Mobile Journalism?
Don Bosco Mobile Journalism (DBMoJo) is a specialized approach to mobile journalism inspired by values of community and service of Saint John Bosco. It equips individuals with the skills needed for impactful content creation, emphasizing values like justice, respect, and collaboration. DBMoJo harnesses digital platforms to share meaningful stories, fostering connections and understanding across diverse audiences worldwide.
We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails.
The practical impact of DBMoJo
DBMoJo empowers individuals to take an active role in their communities by amplifying unheard voices and highlighting local issues. By providing training and resources, it enables creators to document stories of social significance, from education initiatives to environmental challenges. For example, young journalists can use their smartphones to showcase success stories in education or bring attention to marginalized groups, creating ripple effects of change.
Through collaboration with schools, parishes, and youth centers, DBMoJo encourages storytelling that not only informs but also inspires action, ensuring that every story carries a purpose. Every story shared becomes a beacon of hope, illuminating paths for others to follow.
The digital environment has become a crucial space for sharing ideas and building connections. While it presents challenges, it also offers unparalleled opportunities to reach global audiences. By embracing the tools of the digital age, initiatives like DBMoJo continue to inspire and empower individuals to make a lasting impact through storytelling.
Remember, the world is changing. “We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails” (Dolly Parton).
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Interesting...
Internet adoption rate over time
Number of individuals using the Internet as a percentage of total population (February 2025, wearesocial.com)
Year 2025 - 67,9%
Year 2014 - 37,3%
Did you know that?
Main reasons for using the Internet:
Staying in touch with friends and family – 60,2%
February 2025, wearesocial.com
