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Author / Sonya Fatah

Sonya Fatah is an assistant professor at Toronto Metropolitan University’s School of Journalism and the former editor-in-chief of J-Source. She co-taught the Review of Journalism masthead from 2017-2022.

  • Steve Trumper (first row, right) in a group photo with the masthead that produced the 2019 issue of the Review of Journalism. A student in the front and back row hold up a poster of the magazine's cover.

    On Stephen Trumper’s legacy in storytelling, journalism education and community care

    Stephen Trumper, 1953-2023, taught a generation of journalists at Toronto Metropolitan University  Continue Reading On Stephen Trumper’s legacy in storytelling, journalism education and community care

  • Call for applicants: J-Source editor-in-chief

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  • A case for self-reporting

    Mainstream media companies haven’t taken the basic step of crunching the numbers on whom they hire, but plenty of evidence suggests doing so is a healthy first step towards creating a more equitable and representative workplace Continue Reading A case for self-reporting

  • Newsrooms not keeping up with changing demographics, study suggests

    ‘Self-reporting on newsroom diversity would encourage a culture of trust and accountability, one that the journalism profession upholds in its role as a watchdog of public institutions.’ Continue Reading Newsrooms not keeping up with changing demographics, study suggests

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