International Symposium on online journalism
ON-SITE SOCIAL MEDIA REELS AND PHOTOS (lIVE)
MEDIA COVERAGE
SOCIAL MEDIA INTERVIEWS
This month is a global celebration dedicated to recognizing and honoring the achievements, contributions, and struggles of women throughout history. It serves as a platform for highlighting the diverse accomplishments of women in various fields and advocating for gender equality and women's empowerment.
At The University of Texas at Austin, I asked three Gen Z students who they consider the most influential women in history are.
Grace Marilyn Feray, a senior majoring in Advertising and Radio, Television and Film, shared her perspective on the most influential women in history. According to Feray, Anne Hathaway stands out as an emblem of resilience and perseverance. Despite facing numerous challenges and scrutiny in the media spotlight, Hathaway has defied the odds and risen to prominence in the entertainment industry.
“Something I admire about her is that she's not ever complacent, she's always trying to achieve the next best thing.” Feray said.
We shine a spotlight on three iconic artists whose contributions have reshaped their respective industries and inspired millions worldwide.
Beyoncé, an undisputed queen of the music industry, continues to redefine boundaries with her groundbreaking performances and unwavering advocacy for social justice. Frida Kahlo, celebrated for her evocative and deeply personal artworks, remains a symbol of resilience and self-expression, transcending cultural barriers with her enduring legacy. Hathaway's versatility and talent on screen have solidified her status as a powerhouse in Hollywood, breaking stereotypes and paving the way for women in film.
As we near the end of March, let's reflect on the legacies of influential women and continue to celebrate their achievements.
Interviewees:
Grace Marilyn Feray- Senior - Houston - Moody College - Majoring in Advertising and Radio, Television and Film
At The University of Texas at Austin, I asked three Gen Z students who they consider the most influential women in history are.
Grace Marilyn Feray, a senior majoring in Advertising and Radio, Television and Film, shared her perspective on the most influential women in history. According to Feray, Anne Hathaway stands out as an emblem of resilience and perseverance. Despite facing numerous challenges and scrutiny in the media spotlight, Hathaway has defied the odds and risen to prominence in the entertainment industry.
“Something I admire about her is that she's not ever complacent, she's always trying to achieve the next best thing.” Feray said.
We shine a spotlight on three iconic artists whose contributions have reshaped their respective industries and inspired millions worldwide.
Beyoncé, an undisputed queen of the music industry, continues to redefine boundaries with her groundbreaking performances and unwavering advocacy for social justice. Frida Kahlo, celebrated for her evocative and deeply personal artworks, remains a symbol of resilience and self-expression, transcending cultural barriers with her enduring legacy. Hathaway's versatility and talent on screen have solidified her status as a powerhouse in Hollywood, breaking stereotypes and paving the way for women in film.
As we near the end of March, let's reflect on the legacies of influential women and continue to celebrate their achievements.
Interviewees:
Grace Marilyn Feray- Senior - Houston - Moody College - Majoring in Advertising and Radio, Television and Film
Sofie Garza- Senior - San Antonio - College of Liberal Arts - Majoring in Psychology
Daniel Torres - Freshman- El Paso, Texas - Cockrell School of Engineering - Majoring in Engineering
