A mobile citizen journalism project was evaluated using the Most Significant Change methodology in Zimbabwe concluding that (mobile) citizen journalism gave a voice to those marginalized or excluded (including women), developed new professional skills for journalists, and that mobile citizen journalism can fill the gap between tertiary institutions and media organisations.
| Year | Country | Organisation | Author | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Zimbabwe | Free Press Unlimited | Bednar, D. et al. | evaluation |
| Theory of Change | Keywords | Download/link |
|---|---|---|
| Intermediate Outcome 2, Intermediate Outcome 3 | gender, marginalized community, mobile journalism, most significant change, participation, professionalism | Download/link |