The Canadian Journalism Foundation celebrates journalistic excellence (#CJFAwards), explores media issues (#CJFJTalks) and promotes journalism (#WorldNewsDay)
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ALT A black and red poster that the CJF J-Talks virtual event “Game Changers: The Rising Profile of Women in Sports Media” is happening on Thursday, March 6, 2025, at 12 p.m. Eastern Time. The poster features a collage of five women in front of a neutral background.
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ALT A collage of two people and text that says, “Wendy Ann Clarke, 2022 CJF-IJB Black Investigative Journalism Fellow, is bringing to light stories such as Canada’s Indigenous mental health program is meant to be a lifeline. Instead, it’s so mired in red tape it seems ‘set up to deter people from accessing’ care, with the Investigative Journalism Bureau. Daniel Reale-Chin, 2023 CJF-Globe and Mail Black Journalism Fellow, continues to report on business, lifestyle, health and human-interest stories as a freelancer for The Globe and Mail and Toronto Life.”
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ALT A black and red poster that the CJF J-Talks virtual event “Game Changers: The Rising Profile of Women in Sports Media” is happening on Thursday, March 6, 2025, at 12 p.m. Eastern Time. The poster features headshots of speakers Shireen Ahmed, Sara Ziegler, Rachel Brady, Meaghan Johnson and moderator Farah Nasser.
ALT A red poster with text that says, “The deadline for charitable donations has been extended to Feb. 28. This Black History/Black Futures Month, join the Canadian Journalism Foundation in building an even stronger foundation for the future of Canadian journalism. By donating to our Fellowships and Bursaries, you are investing in the next generation of Black storytellers and fact-finders in Canada. Your support will expand access to training, mentorship, and funding for journalists across Canada.”
ALT A collage of two people and text that says, “Wendy Ann Clarke, 2022 CJF-IJB Black Investigative Journalism Fellow, is bringing to light stories such as Canada’s Indigenous mental health program is meant to be a lifeline. Instead, it’s so mired in red tape it seems ‘set up to deter people from accessing’ care, with the Investigative Journalism Bureau. Daniel Reale-Chin, 2023 CJF-Globe and Mail Black Journalism Fellow, continues to report on business, lifestyle, health and human-interest stories as a freelancer for The Globe and Mail and Toronto Life.”
ALT A red poster with white text that says, “These successes reflect the importance of supporting the next generation of journalists, especially as they navigate the evolving demands of a fast-paced media environment. By contributing to our Fellowships and Bursaries, you help talented individuals access the tools, mentorship and funding they need to produce impactful, high-caliber reporting.”
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