Jmstalling

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BASIC INFO

I'm Jessica Stallings and I am attending the University of Southern Indiana. I am a Journalism major and currently a Freshman. I'm from the little country town of Mount Vernon, Indiana.

INTERESTS

Photography is a great hobby of mine and I would love to use it some day to help out my career. I'm a huge fan of music and I'll listen to just about anything. I have been a vegetarian for six years now and I plan to continue that. I'm kinda obsessed with anything that has to do with the ocean, especially anchors. I'm into art; drawing, painting, editing photos, etc. I'm a raging shopaholic and I like it that way.

Adopt a Journalist assignment


Assigned the role of female journalists in covering the 2006 Lebanon War as a section for that article.

 
 
Beirut
Mentioned locations within Lebanon relative to Beirut.
  • The Telegraph (UK)[1]
  • Arab Media & Society[2]
  • INSI[3]
  • The Daily Star[4]
  • Al Jazeera[5]
  • CPJ [6]
  • Fox News[7]
  • CPJ Layal Najib (also spelled Nejib)[8]


The role of female Arab journalist during this war changed and women dominated men for one of first times.

References

Overview of Topic

The 2006 Lebanon War, which was between Israel and the military group Hizbullah. During this war the role for the female journalists changed. Many women, such as Katia Nasser, would step up and volunteer to go out on the front line to find any news they could on what was happening. Many lives were risked and a handful were taken when trying to gather more news. The reason this was such of importance was because in the Middle Eastern countries they are mainly men-dominated countries and for the first time women stepped up to be on top.