Michelle Dunne's guest appearances

Michelle Dunne

GovComms: The Future of Government Communication

The Ryan Tubridy Show 

Voice of America

ACKNOWLEDGE THEM, REMEMBER THEM BABY LOSS PODCAST

Pat Duffy

Bob Hoffman

Shadi Hamid

Amy Webb

David Frum

Elliott Abrams

Frances Lee

David Wallace-Wells

Heather McGhee

Oscar Trimboli

Parag Khanna

Sam Brownback

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

Elissa Slotkin

Norman Ornstein

OwlTail

Welcome to my Podcast called Acknowledge them, Remember them, for babies gone too soon.In this episode I speak with Michelle who is mum to Fiadh.   If you are affected by anything in this podcast please know firstly you are not alone and I am truly sorry for your loss and that you find yourself going through this.     Please note the various support groups available                 www.feileacain.ie   (028) 51301             www.alittlelifetime.ie (01) 8829030   Ectopic Ireland  089 436 5742          First Light (01) 8732711                     Leanbh Mó Chroí (TFMR)                  lmcbereavement@gmail.com             The Miscarriage Association of Ireland (01) 8735702

Welcome to my Podcast called Acknowledge them, Remember them, for babies gone too <a href="http://soon.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">soon.In</a> this episode I speak with Michelle who is mum to Fiadh. If you are affected by anything in this podcast please know firstly you are not alone and I am truly sorry for your loss and that you find yourself going through this. Please note the various support groups available <a href="http://www.feileacain.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.feileacain.ie</a> (028) 51301 <a href="http://www.alittlelifetime.ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.alittlelifetime.ie</a> (01) 8829030 Ectopic Ireland 089 436 5742 First Light (01) 8732711 Leanbh Mó Chroí (TFMR) lmcbereavement@gmail.com The Miscarriage Association of Ireland (01) 8735702

Fiadh Michelle Dunne                  Born 11th September 2015

Michelle graduated from Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland in 1991 with an honours degree in Sociology and German, before training as a journalist. She then worked for newspapers and magazines (both political and lifestyle) for more than 20 years, in Ireland, Britain and then Australia. Michelle’s most recent position as a journalist was at The Canberra Times, as editor of the Saturday edition’s news review and analysis section. Michelle later moved into academia, joining the Faculty of Arts &amp; Design at the University of Canberra as a Teaching Fellow in Journalism &amp; Communication in 2011. Here, she educated students on political and strategic communication. She received a Communications doctorate in 2015, for her research into the Australian media's representation of Indigenous opposition to the Northern Territory Emergency Response 2007, also known as the Intervention. Michelle then worked as a researcher for the University of Canberra’s News &amp; Media Research Centre, specialising in media representation of marginalised groups. Following this, she worked as External Affairs &amp; Media Adviser to Amnesty International Australia. Her most recent role was as Capacity Building Outreach adviser to the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, a small government agency under the Australian Aid umbrella. She now works here with us, at contentgroup, as a Senior Communications Strategist. Discussed in this episode:  What makes a good journalist Finding the story for your audience Six tips for writing a great story Balancing creativity and consistency for campaign success The benefits of a simple approval process The challenges that come with everyone being a storyteller The importance of curiosity in the workplace Michelle’s advice for the modern communicator 

Michelle graduated from Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland in 1991 with an honours degree in Sociology and German, before training as a journalist. She then worked for newspapers and magazines (both political and lifestyle) for more than 20 years, in Ireland, Britain and then Australia. Michelle’s most recent position as a journalist was at The Canberra Times, as editor of the Saturday edition’s news review and analysis section. Michelle later moved into academia, joining the Faculty of Arts &amp; Design at the University of Canberra as a Teaching Fellow in Journalism &amp; Communication in 2011. Here, she educated students on political and strategic communication. She received a Communications doctorate in 2015, for her research into the Australian media's representation of Indigenous opposition to the Northern Territory Emergency Response 2007, also known as the Intervention. Michelle then worked as a researcher for the University of Canberra’s News &amp; Media Research Centre, specialising in media representation of marginalised groups. Following this, she worked as External Affairs &amp; Media Adviser to Amnesty International Australia. Her most recent role was as Capacity Building Outreach adviser to the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, a small government agency under the Australian Aid umbrella. She now works here with us, at contentgroup, as a Senior Communications Strategist. Discussed in this episode: <ul> <li>What makes a good journalist</li> <li>Finding the story for your audience</li> <li>Six tips for writing a great story</li> <li>Balancing creativity and consistency for campaign success</li> <li>The benefits of a simple approval process</li> <li>The challenges that come with everyone being a storyteller</li> <li>The importance of curiosity in the workplace</li> <li>Michelle’s advice for the modern communicator</li> </ul>

EP#45: High impact storytelling, journalism and communications, with Michelle Dunne Breen

Has the Arab Spring finally arrived in Algeria? Massive popular demonstrations along with pressure from the army, recently forced the abrupt resignation of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika. Michelle Dunne, Director and Senior Fellow of the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, joins host Carol Castiel, VOA Senior Middle East Reporter Mohamed Elshinnawi and VOA Current Affairs Assistant Producer Mitch Beiter, for an update on the autocratic regimes in Algeria, Sudan and Egypt.

A Conversation with Michelle Dunne on Democratic Uprisings in Algeria and Sudan 