"It has never been more important for young journalists to be self starters, to innovate and find new ways to tell stories."

Voice was joined by a panel of industry experts to discuss the increased influence of digital technology on journalism

When we hear the phrase “Back to School” we always think of sweet little backpacks, coloured pencil cases and wrapping paper covered notebooks. But you can go back to school at any age.

Spielberg's Oscar nominated ‘The Post’ acts as a vital reminder of the democratic value journalism holds, and our need to vigilantly protect it.

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The first Interdependence talk at MIF to discuss the big topics in society today. Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, David Olusoga, Lubaina Himid, Jason Hickel, Andrew O'Hagan, and Deanna Rodger tackle Power.

At this year's Activist Training Day, I caught up with former south-west Activist and art student, Sally Trivett, to find out more about what she's been up to.

Amelia Forsbrook, formerly one of the Wales Arts International's critics spoke to Voice about working as an arts writer.

Ellen Orange speaks to Sam Baker, a journalist and co-founder of The Pool, and author of The Woman Who Ran, about her career in writing and her new book.

Regularly writing for national titles, freelance journalist Nicola Slawson has also had her photographic work published in the Guardian, the Mirror and Positive news - having honed her photography skills while taking Gold Arts Award. She certainly hasn't forgotten her roots, though.

Is the internet the death of good journalism? Is it the potential for diverse opinions? Is it a terrific platform for young writers?