The Interview: Tijana Martin
The Ryerson Review spoke to Martin about how she kickstarted her career, what type of photography drew her interest, the Tom Hansen—which she’ll be starting in June, and what she has planned next.
Posts in category Doing good work
The Decision Point: Where’s the line when covering human rights issues
Inside the challenge to report ethically from conflict zones, and get the story right.
A Voice for the Village
When the missing persons cases in Toronto’s gay village went cold, reporter Justin Ling stayed on the story.
The Interview: Erica Johnson
The RRJ spoke with Erica Johnson from CBC’s Go Public about how she got started, the origins of the telecom investigation, and what it’s like to regularly confront the subjects of her investigations.
Covering Irma from Florida to the Caribbean
When disasters hit, newsrooms and wire services turn to those already on the ground.
The Interview: Aparita Bhandari
The immigrant experience is often presented through a narrow lens. By celebrating cultures, Aparita Bhandari is the counterbalance.
The Interview: Daniel Dale, Trump’s watchdog
Some journalists are intimidated by power. The Toronto Star’s Daniel Dale isn’t one of them.
Investigative journalism’s new frontier
How the ICIJ’s collaborative model is spearheading a new method of reporting
‘Unfounded’ reshaping policing methods around Canada
How the Globe’s reporting on dismissed sexual assault cases is impacting law enforcement
Fighting the Lack of Diversity in Podcasting
Freelancer Katie Jensen is correcting the imbalance of women and people of colour in podcasting
