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Making a Terrorist

Two men are surrounded by officers during the Toronto 18 terrorism arrests, shown in this screengrab from a police surveillance video

How journalists become the state’s megaphone when national security is under threat

Pull Quotes: Magazine snippets

Undercover ethics + when to say ‘terrorist’ + covering the far right

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Six ways journalists can cover sexual violence better

Audience members watch the first panel at the #MediaToo conference.

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 role to play on how these stories are received by the public. Incorrect language and unrepresentative story angles can portray sexual violence and the #MeToo movement in ways that reinforce… Continue reading Six ways journalists can cover sexual violence better

How do small, independent magazines make money?

Broken Pencil started in 1995 after Hal Niedzviecki graduated university. It's grown since, doing what it can to stay afloat in today's print industry. (Daina Goldfinger/RRJ)

As print declines, alternative magazines use what they can to stay afloat

War reporters face a different battle back home

While the security of returning home can be a relief for journalists, some find that containing professional and personal emotions is a difficult balance to maintain. (Susan Soosay/Flickr)

How journalists facing trauma can take care themselves after covering conflict