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Mainstream Coverage of Controversial Prison Transfer Leaves Indigenous Voices Unheard

The transfer of convicted murderer Terri-Lynne McClintic to a healing lodge has some media outlets up in arms, and belittling traditional healing practices

“This Show Is For White People”: APTN Documentary Series Receives Backlash

An eye on unlearning racism can bring up trauma in Indigenous communities

Meet this year’s Indigenous Journalism fellows

Ntawnis Piapot (left) and Jasmine Kabatay will receive their fellowships at the CJF Awards on June 14. (Photos courtesy of April Dawn and Jasmine Kabatay)

The recipients of the Canadian Journalism Foundation-CBC fellowship share light on stories they hope to investigate

How podcasts tell stories about Indigenous issues that you don’t find elsewhere

CBC’s Connie Walker on the last day of recording for season two of the Missing & Murdered serial podcast, “Finding Cleo.” Credit: Connie Walker (Twitter)

CBC’s season two of Missing & Murdered finished on April 2, so RRJ looks at how Indigenous-centred outlets are taking advantage of the medium

Portrait of a Journalist: Kyle Edwards

Kyle Edwards was assigned to write about grossly disproportionate numbers of Indigenous children in Canada’s foster care system. He didn’t expect the story to hit so close to home. (Courtesy Kyle Edwards/Maclean’s)

The story of Indigenous kids in foster care hadn’t been properly told, so Kyle Edwards pulled it together.