Journalism Knows No Gender | Nosheen Naqvee on Media Training, Academia & AI | WMC

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With more than 20 years of experience in journalism, Nosheen Naqvee, currently teaching at Beaconhouse University and pursuing her PhD, shares her perspective on the evolving media landscape and the challenges faced by journalists.

Drawing on her long association with the Women Media Center, she highlights the persistent gap between what is taught in academic institutions and what journalists experience in professional newsrooms. She emphasizes the need for practical, continuous training that prepares young journalists for the realities of the profession.

Nosheen also stresses that journalism training should extend beyond individual media professionals. Families and communities need to understand the demands, challenges, and realities of a career in journalism so that young people can receive the support they need.

She calls for more organizations and platforms that provide meaningful training, create opportunities for women to be heard, and help journalists continuously develop their skills.

The conversation also explores AI and the future of journalism. Rather than fearing that AI will replace journalists, Nosheen emphasizes the importance of learning how to use and understand emerging technologies while recognizing the value of human intelligence, judgment, creativity, and critical thinking.

As journalism continues to evolve, continuous learning, research, collaboration between academia and industry, and knowledge-sharing will be essential for preparing the next generation of journalists.

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