"Any town, city or region offers us a diverse audience. That diversity might be in terms of social class, economic status, gender and age as much as religion, ethnicity or disability. So in this ebook we are looking to question our attitudes and assumptions about a range of issues and then offer some ideas for embedding a wider world view into that staple for BJTC courses, newsdays. We wanted to make this a practical guide for our vocational students who’re already packing a lot into each day on the course. So the sections are short and written by current and former journalists to show the relevance of these issues to their working lives. We asked them to write a short opinion piece on a topic which affects them, personally or through professional interest. These form the starting points for a discussion in class, to be followed up by working through some of the suggestions in the ‘everybody in’ section; developing contacts and doing newsdays from a different angle." (Introduction)
1 Class, 1
2 Disability, 8
3 Ethnicity, 12
4 Gender, 19
5 Immigration, 23
6 Islamophobia, 26
7 Older People, 30
8 Poverty, 34
9 Regionalism, 37
10 Religion, 40
11 Sexuality, 44
12 “Sport now…”, 47
13 Young People, 52