1 month ago
Nominations open for Code of Silence Awards
Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy prize open for submissions until Oct. 15
1 month ago
Apply for the 2021 EU-Canada Young Journalist Fellowship
Deadline extended until Oct. 15
Protests and Pandemics: Transparency and the Policing of Press Freedom
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Canadian Association of Journalists president Brent Jolly will talk about how press freedom in Canada is being challenged.
4 months ago
Apply for the CAJ Summer 2021 Mentorship Program
Mentees will be paired with one of 30 established journalists
6 months ago
N.W.T. is the only place in Canada where journalists have priority access to COVID-19 vaccines
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News
As vulnerable communities and the majority of the population in Canada remain underserved by the vaccine rollout, there’s been little discussion about priority designation for essential media workers
10 months ago
Survey of race in Canadian newsrooms open for submissions into 2021
CAJ invites newsroom leaders to provide quantitative data on full-time staff
Pathways to prosperity: A CAJ mentorship event
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An evening for journalists to ask questions and learn from four of this year's CAJ mentors.
1 year ago
Bill 156 threatens to leave animal cruelty and agriculture watchdogs in the dark, say advocates
Journalism and animal rights groups say ‘ag gag’ bill will silence whistleblowers and expose reporters to legal threats for uncovering misconduct
2020 King’s College Summer School in Data Journalism
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The King's Summer School in Data Journalism is partnering with the Canadian Association of Journalists to offer a live, online school June 22 to 26. It will be led by University of King's College professor Fred Vallance-Jones and by David McKie, who had a long career with the CBC before becoming a freelance data producer and trainer. The theme is data reporting in the time of pandemic.
CAJ Cyber Awards Ceremony
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This first-ever cyber CAJ awards ceremony will be hosted by the incredible Vicky Mochama.
Nominees are invited to attend the Zoom party and recipients will be invited to make a short acceptance speech (30 seconds) live on the call. The…
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