[ ] Review of Journalism : The School of Journalism

For stories with impact, immigration reporters turn to data journalism

A team of participants at MigrahackTO working on their project (Sherry Li/RRJ)

First ever MigrahackTO brings together developers, journalists and nonprofits

What photos of the niqab reveal about how Canadian media portrays Muslim women

Canadian news outlets used stock images of women in niqab in their stories on Bill 62.

The coverage of Quebec’s Bill 62 reinforced the ‘othering’ of Muslim women, critics say

The Line Between Journalism and Activism

Vicky Mochama addresses the audience at the Sept. 26, 2017 panel, “Activist, advocate, columnist, reporter: Where’s the line?” about how she incorporates being an activist into the journalism she does. (Dagmawit Dejene/RRJ)

Some feel the views of the male and pale are getting mighty stale.

Portrait of a Journalist: Shree Paradkar

Shree Paradkar began her column on race and gender last year. (MARIA IQBAL/RRJ)

The reporter’s assignment as identity and discrimination columnist highlights shifting strategies within the Toronto Star newsroom

When does coverage on extremism do more harm than good?

Amarnath Amarasingam and Joyce Smith at a panel at Ryerson University on Oct. 5, 2017. (Sunday Aken/RRJ)

Without the proper background and context, journalists could be doing damage when covering terrorism and extremism.