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Remembering the Coast

The University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communication annually attend the, “Media in Ghana” six week internship where faculty and students have the opportunity to intern at various media establishments — also traveling to Africa's Coast. Students and faculty come face to face with Africa's enslavement history and its connection to the U.S. from the African perspective.
April 21, 2020

Multimedia Director: Jassy McKinley
Animations: Garrett Dare
Multimedia Producer: Kevin Wang and Jassy McKinley
Photo and Video: Kevin Wang 

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