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Tag / Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma

  • Online toolkit will aid newsrooms, j-schools navigate trauma

    Modules include interviewing children, covering vulnerable communities and how to protect workers’ mental health Continue Reading Online toolkit will aid newsrooms, j-schools navigate trauma

  • Headshots of Matthew Pearson (left) and Dave Seglins (right)

    Research team launches landmark survey of mental health and well-being in Canada’s journalism industry

    Carleton journalism professor Matthew Pearson and veteran CBC broadcaster and trainer Dave Seglins are leading research into the mental health and well-being of Canadian media workers Continue Reading Research team launches landmark survey of mental health and well-being in Canada’s journalism industry

  • Applications for 2020 Mindset Award for Workplace Mental Health Reporting now open

    Award organizers anticipate a ‘flood of applications’ due to widespread effects of COVID-19 on mental health Continue Reading Applications for 2020 Mindset Award for Workplace Mental Health Reporting now open

  • Apply for the 2020 Forum Freelance Fund bursaries

    The annual bursary competition, presented by the Canadian Journalism Forum for Violence and Trauma, is open until April 10 Continue Reading Apply for the 2020 Forum Freelance Fund bursaries

  • Apply for the 2019 Mindset Award for Workplace Mental Health Reporting

    Award submissions open to media organizations and individual journalists for work first published in 2019 Continue Reading Apply for the 2019 Mindset Award for Workplace Mental Health Reporting

  • Call for 2019 Portenier bursary applications

    Applications for the 2019 Portenier Human Rights Bursary, which funds hostile-environment training for freelance journalists and documentarians, are now open. The $3,000 bursary has been offered by the Canadian Journalism Forum for Violence and Trauma since 2015. “Human rights abuses continue unabated in the 21st century, and human rights defenders worldwide need the support of…

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    Here are the winners of the 2018 CAJ awards

    The top prize for online media went to Jon Milton, Erin Seatter and Ethan Cox for the Ricochet investigation Meet the Canadian soldiers behind a white supremacist military surplus store at the Canadian Association of Journalists awards gala in Winnipeg on May 4. Ricochet's Fireforce Ventures series won last night at the Canadian Association of…

  • Applications now open for the Forum Freelance Fund bursary

    The competition aims to help freelance journalists go through hostile work environment training Continue Reading Applications now open for the Forum Freelance Fund bursary

  • Court reporters grapple with meeting the plea for trauma informed reporting

    Reporters are trying to balance the cultural shift that challenges traditional justice system narratives against rules of procedure around court cases. Continue Reading Court reporters grapple with meeting the plea for trauma informed reporting

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