First Ever DEA Communicators Training

First Ever DEA Communicators Training

by | Oct 23, 2024 | UMC DEA | 0 comments

The First Ever Communicators’ Training took place at the Brokenshire Hotel in Davao City, marking a significant step toward improving news and information sharing within the vast Episcopal area of Davao. This training aims to strengthen communication between pastors and church members, fostering more effective engagement across the region. Key topics covered in the training include:

– Creative Writing Workshop

Video Creative Shots and Editing

– Photo Creative Shots and Editing

– Livestreaming

– Website Hands-on training

– Communications in disaster Management in the context of DEA

– Quality Accountability, and Roles of Communicators

These topics are designed to equip DEA volunteer communicators with the skills and capacity to create news and information that is friendly, engaging, and captivating—capable of reaching even the most remote local churches in the Davao Episcopal Area.

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