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Do j-school classes have a diversity problem? We asked some students
A group chat with three journalism students about their experiences with diversity, both in class and in the field.
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Who’s watching you? Facebook profiles a goldmine for journalists
Ottawa-based reporters had some unusual advice for aspiring Algonquin College journalism students at a workshop organized by the Media Club of Ottawa.
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Charlie Hebdo and the journalism classroom
How journalism professors across the country dealt with teaching freedom of expression, editorial judgment and cultural awareness in the wake of Charlie Hebdo.
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How two Centennial College journalists contributed to “Silent No More”
What kind of journalism is it when the subjects of the story become a part of the telling?
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Workshop helps beginner journalists deal with interview anxiety
Instructors teaching first-year students at the Ryerson University School of Journalism observed what appeared to be an increase in the number of students whose fear of interviewing strangers was an obstacle they…
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The dangerous pride of the innumerate journalist
When journalists are intimidated by math, why would we expect them to be any good at covering health and science?
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Canadian University Press NASH77 Conference Day 3
Allison Leonard live-blogs sessions from the Canadian University Press NASH77 conference in Ottawa.
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Canadian University Press NASH77 Conference Day 2
Allison Leonard live blogs sessions from the Canadian University Press NASH77 conference in Ottawa.
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Canadian University Press NASH77 Conference Day 1
Allison Leonard live-blogs sessions from the Canadian University Press NASH77 conference in Ottawa.
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Concordia to offer new, one-year visual journalism diploma program
The program is aimed at helping people with journalism experience improve their photography skills and build a strong portfolio.