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Join NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ Journalists for our second annual Student Conference from February 25-26, 2022. More than 100 LGBTQ students will come together for networking sessions, informational breakouts, and an Internship & Career Fair with top recruiters.
NASH is Canada’s largest student journalism conference. Brought to you by the Canadian University Press (CUP), NASH brings student journalists and other young writers together with acclaimed journalists and media professionals for a weekend of engaging discussions on the current media landscape.
IndigiNews invites you into our virtual Storytellers Lodge for a two-day learning circle. This special Decolonize the Media training series is co-hosted by IndigiNews and Your syilx Sisters Consulting and is scheduled for March 2-3 via Zoom.
A Carleton University event moderated by journalism professor Adrian Harewood
The fourth session in the CAJ's national Misinfo 101 series is led by investigative reporter and journalism instructor Francesca Fionda.
Community members are invited to come together for a day of journalism workshops to discuss what it means to be a storyteller, the range of roles available for Indigenous journalists in TV, radio and digital media, and how to tell your own story and work with an editor or producer to do so.
Editors from publications across Canada will come together to talk about organizational change and growth, the importance of cultural intelligence, being a magazine editor during the pandemic, and other editorial-related topics.
Join us for a conversation with Rosemary Barton, Fatima Syed and Mark Blackburn to discuss online harassment, discrediting journalism, and what incivility means for our democratic systems.
Solutions journalism is rigorous, evidence-based reporting on responses to social problems. But what does this mean for visual journalists?
Musicians and actors hope for a five star review, or a perfect 10 from Pitchfork. But who is criticizing the comics?