Protecting Privacy in the Digital Age
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Join a panel of experts in conversation about new federal privacy legislation (Bill C-11).
The Eyeopener Presents: Reforming Storytelling Equity Reporting Workshop
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This event (hosted by The Eye and various other co-hosts!) will aim to rethink the way we approach storytelling and traditional journalistic approaches. We want to highlight non-journalist voices (aka, the people we aim to cover and represent), because sources…
Journalism: All Shook Up! RRJ Unpublished
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Following the success of our last, sold out RRJ Unpublished event, “Is Journalism Failing Women?”, we’re excited to present:
“Journalism: All Shook Up! Inspired insights from an industry in crisis.”
Doom and gloom is unavoidable when journalism is your beat,…
Truth and Reconciliation in higher education and the media
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In 2015, the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was released, resulting in many universities and media outlets attempting to address the report’s calls to action. There are concerns that the initiatives undertaken have been ad hoc and…
Symposium on the Future of Work in Factual TV
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Presented by the Fairness in Factual campaign, The Future of Work in Factual TV is a day-long symposium that brings together students, educators and workers in the industry for a day of discussion, mentorship and skillsharing.
The symposium will include…
4 years ago
Ryerson and Facebook Digital News Innovation Challenge awards $100,000 to five startups
Among the winners is an app that lets people make micro-podcasts and a sports newsletter aimed at women.
5 years ago
Facebook and Ryerson launch Digital News Innovation Challenge
A digital news incubator will award $100,000 to five finalists — but how involved will Facebook be?
NASH80—CUP’s annual journalism conference
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The annual gathering of the country’s student journalists is coming to Toronto in 2018 for its 80th anniversary. Hosted by The Eyeopener, Ryerson University’s independent student paper, NASH80 will celebrate and continue the tradition of the Canadian University Press We…
5 years ago
How to bring mindfulness into a journalism curriculum
Practicing mindfulness may help journalists better withstand the unrelenting stresses of the job.
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French-language publication Projet J, hosted by J-Source, is led by the journalism program at the Université du Québec à Montréal and funded by a group of donors.
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