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JHR is thrilled to announce that the BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship is back for its fourth year! Funded by the Government of Canada and RBC, the program provides flexible paid work placements to emerging journalists of colour, equipping them with the skills, mentorship, and experience they need to pursue careers in journalism. The 2026
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“In 2002, the number of countries said to be facing “grave” difficulties with press freedom was 13.7 percent. Now, it’s more than half.” This was just one of the key insights that JHR President Rachel Pulfer shared to a room of both journalists and the general public during the Liberty of the Press in The
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Fellows in JHR’s Growing Indigenous Storytellers Fellowship conclude their six-month placement at APTN with a final project that brings together everything they’ve learned through the program. JHR is proud to present the final projects of the fellowship’s first cohort, Angela Belleau and Veronica Blackhawk, and second cohort, Ryan Cunningham, Rose Jacobs and Julia Ross. Angela
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Ed Greenspon chairing a dinner on Funding Local News
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JHR est ravi d’accueillir les boursiers du programme de formation au journalisme pour les jeunes PANDC 2025 ! Ce projet est financé par le gouvernement du Canada et la Fondation RBC. Maintenant dans sa troisième année, le programme vise à promouvoir une industrie de l’information plus inclusive en offrant des stages et des possibilités de
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JHR is thrilled to welcome the 2025 cohort of the BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship! This project is funded by the Government of Canada and the RBC Foundation. Now in its third year, the program aims to promote a more inclusive news industry by providing work placements and mentorship opportunities to early-career BIPOC reporters (ages
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