This show stands as proof of practice for community-based live journalism that decenters power through storytelling. My research and practice philosophy focus on questions of building trust with community through my live journalism studio, stitched! How can we build a new (to journalism) language and approach to reporting and build more authentic relationships that lead to more connected journalism?

Keywords: Live journalism; Decolonial storytelling; Oral storytelling; Theatre; Community-based; Trauma-informed Journalism; Child welfare — Canada

Childhood, Interrupted – Stories of Survival from Canada’s Childcare System

Author(s)

Sonya Fatah

Year Published

2025

Publication Type

Journal Articles

Research Area

Equity, Diversity & Community, Journalism, Democracy & Ethics, Storytelling, Media Culture & Practice
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