Global Health Strategies engaged Newsworthy.Studio to design a gender curriculum and media fellowship on sensitivities and inequalities, within and beyond the male/female binary. The multidisciplinary and independently-held curriculum was developed after deep research and includes modules on labour; sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice; financial inclusion; caste and ability; and healthcare.
Encourage communication professionals to think about gender as more than a genre
Customised college curriculum & media fellowship on the pervasiveness of the 'gender lens'
By bridging Gender Studies and Mass Media Studies, a graded lecture course on the curriculum was conducted for 200+ upcoming communications professionals in four colleges across India. In addition, a media fellowship was structured to build the capacities of communication and development sector professionals, especially those serving vernacular communities.
Promoting informed discourse on changing population dynamics
Centring adolescents & youth in family planning discourse
Quick answers on whether we are a good fit, how we approach storytelling, our process and the full stack services we offer. Also, why we are different from a traditional PR agency.
We are a good fit if you care about substance, clarity, good writing, elegance, and thoughtful storytelling. If you want work made just for you, we will work well together. We do our best work with people who want output but also perspective, care and a story built with purpose.
For us, social impact is any work trying to improve how people live and flourish. This includes storytelling across health, climate, media literacy, technology, and lived human experiences in diverse formats like films, campaigns, and narratives.
A climate change IP told through coffee, pulses, grains, millets. A media literacy campaign through things the media says. Or a social experiment on technology, loneliness and food called Table for One. A series of short films on what a rural road network changed for a small business, a school-going girl with a bicycle, a tea shop owner and an inspector at a police station.
All of this is social impact for us.
Important work deserves attention. Newsworthy for us is not about chasing headlines. It is about recognising what matters, finding the story inside the work, and telling it in a way that moves the right people. Our journalism roots help us see the signal in the noise and turn it into clear, human storytelling that can travel.
We are a social impact storytelling consultancy. Now, scratch that. We work with people and organisations doing vital work in the world and help them figure out what to say, how to say it, when to say it, and how to make sure the people who need to hear it actually do. That can mean different things for different people.
