May Jeong visits Ryerson to talk about reporting in Afghanistan
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May Jeong visits Ryerson to talk about reporting in Afghanistan Read Post »
Click image to enlarge For more information or to register, visit Aga Khan Foundation Canada’s website
May Jeong visits Ryerson to talk about reporting in Afghanistan Read Post »
By ILINA GHOSH Staff Reporter The large number of young women entering journalism today are well positioned to challenge sexism
Women in Canadian newsrooms remain ‘Outsiders Still’ Read Post »
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Journalists share their experiences with harassment online and in the field Read Post »
By ILINA GHOSH Staff Reporter Recently freed Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy thanked his supporters Tuesday, while criticizing the Harper government’s
Freed Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy sets sights on change Read Post »
By ILINA GHOSH Staff Reporter The poet W. H. Auden famously said, “poetry changes nothing.” Ryerson University journalism professor Marsha
Journalist and poet Marsha Barber says poetry can make a difference Read Post »
By ILINA GHOSH Staff Reporter Toronto residents who are concerned about how their neighbourhoods are portrayed in the news
News maps allow users to explore coverage of Toronto neighbourhoods Read Post »
By ILINA GHOSH Staff Reporter Canadian Press photo editor Marie-Espérance Cerda was in the midst of this year’s violent May
Recreating the experience: An experiment in virtual reality journalism Read Post »
By LEAH HANSEN Special to the RJRC Students crowded into the Venn last week for CBC journalist Jody Porter’s talk
Click to enlarge Copies of Outsiders Still: Why Women Journalists Love — And Leave — Their Newspaper Careers will be available
A conversation with journalist and author Vivian Smith Read Post »
Canada’s mainstream news outlets have covered stories from Idle No More to decades of missing and murdered indigenous women to
CBC’s Jody Porter to talk about covering indigenous issues in mainstream media Read Post »