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  • Why freelancing is now a necessary part of journalism education

    An industry in turmoil has made it clear that future journalists must know how to run a freelance business
    Continue Reading Why freelancing is now a necessary part of journalism education

  • COVID-19 and the end-of-semester pivot: 5 tips to help you change on the fly

    Two journalism professors share their thoughts on the move to alternate delivery Continue Reading COVID-19 and the end-of-semester pivot: 5 tips to help you change on the fly

  • Niagara College journalism program in final year, to be replaced by multimedia storytelling

    Declining enrolment, fewer newspaper jobs prompts revamp of program Continue Reading Niagara College journalism program in final year, to be replaced by multimedia storytelling

  • Telling stories from all directions

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign. It was an overwhelmingly humid summer day in Hong Kong when Adrian Ma, professor at the Ryerson School of Journalism, found himself sitting at a plastic table, crammed in next to his students, receiving a slew of free dishes from an elderly woman cooking at a dai…

  • Shaping the future of news reporting

    As news media navigate a time of unparalleled disruption, training the next generation of journalists has never been more of a challenge. Continue Reading Shaping the future of news reporting

  • Canadian journalism students’ interest in journalism careers lessens during course of journalism school

    Students who had some job experience, especially if it was paid, showed the strongest enthusiasm toward journalism according to Carleton prof Aneurin Bosley. Continue Reading Canadian journalism students’ interest in journalism careers lessens during course of journalism school

  • Long journey of reconciliation ahead at Canada’s journalism schools

    Journalism programs face ongoing struggles to implement TRC’s Call to Action – almost three years later. Continue Reading Long journey of reconciliation ahead at Canada’s journalism schools

  • Why trauma and mental health must be discussed in journalism schools

    A foundation for resiliency needs to be built up before journalists are in the field. Continue Reading Why trauma and mental health must be discussed in journalism schools

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    Here are the journalism books you won’t find on your syllabus

    We crowdsourced a list of great work that has inspired working journalists. Continue Reading Here are the journalism books you won’t find on your syllabus

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    Students could be key in Halifax journalists’ strike

    By Errol Salamon for CWA Canada Journalism students and recent graduates are well placed to support Chronicle Herald newsroom workers in Halifax, who have been on strike since Jan. 23. They can collaborate with newspaper workers as Ontario students did during the Peterborough Examiner strike from November 1968 to April 1969. The Peterborough Newspaper Guild (now CWA Canada Local…

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