How People in the Most Remote Corners Are Turning Into Journalists To Preserve Fading Cultures

In some of the world’s most remote corners, local people are stepping into the role of journalists to document and preserve cultures at risk of fading away. Armed with basic training, mobile phones, and a deep connection to their communities, they are capturing languages, traditions, rituals, and everyday life that might otherwise be lost. These storytellers offer perspectives no outsider ever could. Their work ensures cultural memory is recorded from within. It’s journalism rooted in identity and lived experience. Credit / read more at: https://thebetterindia.com/travel/voices-of-rural-india-empowers-people-villages-homestays-food-culture-nature-traditions-himal-prakriti-storytelling-fellowship-11015770