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TikTok’s immense popularity among Gen Z users and more than one billion global user-base make the app an enticing storytelling tool for news publishers. Many newsrooms are reaching hundreds of thousands of young followers that they previously struggled to engage with off the platform.
An interactive discussion with journalists who reported from the front lines of Wet'suwet'en territory. On Feb. 9, panellists from The Narwhal, The Tyee, Ricochet and more will reflect on what they’ve learned and the challenges they’ve faced.
The second session in the CAJ's national Misinfo 101 series is led by University of King's College professor Terra Tailleur. This event is intended for post-secondary students living in Nova Scotia.
CBC correspondent Makda Ghebreslassie in conversation with Carleton's Prof. Adrian Harewood
Young reporters are trained and expected to ask questions that get at details, verify facts, and elicit stories.
The third session in the CAJ's national Misinfo 101 series is led by Holland College's Teresa Wright. This event is intended for post-secondary students living in P.E.I.
Only days after the U.S. military withdrew from Afghanistan last August, the world watched in awe as the Taliban swiftly retook control.
Thank you for joining us for another edition of Data Driven, Canada’s premier data journalism event. Details below!
A national day of action when student journalists in the United States raise awareness of the challenges they face, celebrate their contributions to their schools and communities, and take actions to protect and restore their First Amendment freedoms.
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.