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Amy Fallon

Africa, London, United Kingdom

Freelance Journalist, Media and Comms at Freelance

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | rotary.org | Amy Fallon

    When David Harmon resolved to mobilize his community against domestic violence, he quickly ran into a first hurdle: persuading the mayor at the time to close the streets for a march. The small town of Ballina is a popular family vacation spot on Australia’s eastern coast, and the mayor worried the attention might be bad for business. “He said, ‘Dave, we will never, ever close a road in Ballina for a domestic violence walk.

  • 2 weeks ago | womensagenda.com.au | Amy Fallon

    Johanna Rüdiger was once flooded with questions from traditional journalists about dancing on Berlin Fresh, German broadcaster DW’s first TikTok account. But five years since Rüdiger started combining her social media strategy day job with running the account, amassing a staggering half a million followers, she receives “less and less” queries.

  • 2 weeks ago | national.thelead.uk | Amy Fallon

    Thousands of small charities have implored the government to urgently investigate improvements to support and funding, as some vital organisations are now facing closure following the decision to cut foreign aid. As Britain is warned it will miss the Sustainable Development Goals [SDGs] deadline – of 2030 – campaigners fear millions around the world will be left lacking education, proper healthcare, food, and routes out of poverty.

  • 4 weeks ago | rotary.org | Amy Fallon

    When Ugandan village elders meet with Stuart Raymond Kasule about supporting people with mental health struggles, they volunteer ideas to show more empathy. They want to know, for example, how to open a conversation with a person who is suffering. “That shows you that the people are crying out to say, we need help, we need support,” Kasule says.

  • 1 month ago | crikey.com.au | Amy Fallon

    Substack, the widely used publishing and social media platform, recently surpassed 5 million paid subscriptions globally, with tens of millions of total active subscribers. You might recognise some writers and journalists on it, such as Rick Morton, John Birmingham, Bec Shaw, Tim Burrowes, Dan Barrett, Jonathan Green, Joel Jenkins, Mia Freedman, Clare Stephens, Jess Hill, Bri Lee, Cameron Wilson, Gideon Haigh, Peter Lalor, Sam Perry, Nick Feik and Malcolm Turnbull. Some are Crikey contributors.