Margot Bonnery

Margot Bonnery currently serves as a media intern at L'Humanité, where she specializes in the rubrique médias, bringing a nuanced perspective to the coverage of contemporary issues surrounding politics and media. In this role, she actively contributes to investigative reports and feature articles that analyze the evolving landscape of journalism, media ethics, and information dissemination. Her work often intersects with her deep understanding of media relations and her expertise in écriture journalistique, allowing her to craft compelling narratives that resonate with L'Humanité’s readership.

Throughout her internship, Margot has been involved in key projects that explore the impact of digital transformation on traditional media outlets, as well as the role of media in shaping political discourse. Her background in arts plastiques and cinéma enriches her approach to visual storytelling, enabling her to incorporate multimedia elements such as montage vidéo and expositions artistiques into her reporting. Additionally, her skills in photography and artistic exhibitions have provided her with a keen eye for visual composition, which she leverages when producing multimedia content for digital platforms.

Her experience at L'Humanité also emphasizes her ability to navigate the complex relations médias, understanding the importance of syndiquée journalism and the ethical considerations involved in political reporting. Fluent in French and well-versed in the cultural dimensions of media, Margot Bonnery is developing a comprehensive skill set that bridges journalism, arts, and media relations—making her a versatile and insightful contributor to the publication’s ongoing dialogue on politics and media.