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Fighting the Lack of Diversity in Podcasting

Katie Jensen poses in an alleyway in the Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood on Oct. 4, 2017. (Amy van den Berg/RRJ)

Freelancer Katie Jensen is correcting the imbalance of women and people of colour in podcasting

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.

The Interview: Lauren McKeon

“Don’t Let Them Push You Out”: Lauren McKeon Discusses Women in Journalism and Her New Book

Journalism schools introducing Indigenous reporting courses

It's been two years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada called for the next generation of journalists to be taught about Indigenous issues. (Annie Arnone/RRJ)

The moves were in response to recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC).

The Phoenix rises in Toronto’s west end

Dave Bidini, editor of the West End Phoenix works at his desk in the Gladstone Hotel. (Ross Dias/RRJ)

A tiny paper launches to community fanfare.

Fighting the Lack of Diversity in Podcasting

When does coverage on extremism do more harm than good?

The Interview: Lauren McKeon

Journalism schools introducing Indigenous reporting courses

The Phoenix rises in Toronto’s west end

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