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Recent arrests of journalists covering land disputes accelerate concerns around police attempts to define, obstruct journalism
Journalists must be present to bear witness to police actions, especially at Indigenous movements, say panelists
3 weeks ago
We’re hiring: Part-time researcher/reporter on press freedom issues in Canada
J-Source is seeking a researcher/reporter to help develop and launch the Canadian Press Freedom Project — a central hub for information and education surrounding press freedom in Canada.
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With the N-word used frequently across Quebec media, CABJ and CJOC are calling for a ban on the slur. Are French newsrooms listening?
Whether or not news leaders’ responses to accounts of systemic racism at English media organizations have been sincere or proactive, a review of French coverage and stated policies suggests Quebec is behind the starting line
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APTN partners with 5 news organizations and networks to produce global Indigenous reporting project
Anti-Indigenous handbook aims to investigate groups that work against Indigenous rights
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The Martin Wise Goodman Canadian Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University is now open for applications
Canadian journalists can apply for the 2021-2022 fellowship until Dec. 1.
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Room Up Front launches to mentor aspiring BIPOC photojournalists
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Submissions are open for the 2021 Dalton Camp Award
Essays about media and democracy can be entered until Dec.1
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Ontario students on making sure the campus presses kept rolling, bringing youth voices to community journalism and striking out on their own
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