Six ways journalists can cover sexual violence better
The #MeToo movement has acted as a catalyst for people coming out to report their own stories on sexual violence. The media has a significant …
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February 27, 2018 When reconciliation talks arrive at j-school
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February 14, 2018 How media outlets investigate sexual misconduct allegations in the #MeToo era
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February 13, 2018 Toronto Star suspending summer, year-long internship programs
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January 10, 2018 The reality of cybersecurity in journalism
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November 1, 2017 Jon Thompson’s Journalism Belongs to Northern Ontario
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When reconciliation talks arrive at j-school
Journalism student Tyler Mugford and his first-year teacher Jonathan Crowe talk deep on residential schools
Journalists weigh in on Paikin allegations
TVO is investigating sexual harassment allegations against TV personality Steve Paikin.
How media outlets investigate sexual misconduct allegations in the #MeToo era
CTV, Patrick Brown and a look into how newsrooms verify accusations of sexual misconduct.
Toronto Star suspending summer, year-long internship programs
The Toronto Star is suspending its summer and year-long internship programs, and will resume hiring for those positions once “it’s economically feasible to do so.”
The reality of cybersecurity in journalism
How newsrooms and reporters should be protecting themselves from digital surveillance
Why are so many journalists switching to PR and communications?
Former broadcast journalists discuss their reasons for the career change
Jon Thompson’s Journalism Belongs to Northern Ontario
One of TVO’s most recent hires puts the spotlight on one of Ontario’s most ignored areas.
Who the Journalistic Sources Protection Act Fails to Protect
Despite the passage of a source protection law, Canada’s new act leaves some whistleblowers out in the cold
When I Was 11, My Dad Killed My Mom
Journalists made my private tragedy public. Now I’m talking to them about what they wrote
