3 weeks ago
CABJ and CJOC on calls to action, one year later
Nadia Stewart and Anita Li discuss the path to anti-racism in Canadian journalism, what's changed and what the future holds
4 months ago
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
5 months ago
Room Up Front launches to mentor aspiring BIPOC photojournalists
‘We think a person with their own individual experiences and history and background will approach a story differently. More importantly, they will point and compose their frame differently’
Navigating the newsroom when covering racial injustice
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We have a FANTASTIC panel planned to cover the practicalities to covering racial injustice, in particular anti-Black police brutality.
1 year ago
What readers miss out on when newsrooms aren’t diverse
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Columns
The stories we're told are shaped by those with clout. What about the voices we're not hearing from?
1 year ago
Canadian Media Diversity: Calls to Action
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Columns
CABJ and CJOC on how to improve media representation and inclusion, now
2 years ago
How representative are Canadian newsrooms, actually?
Racialized journalists are trying to create change in a predominantly white industry, but say support needs to come from the top.
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