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The Democratic Republic of Congo

Canada World – Voice for Women and Girls

DRC, Kenya, Mali, South Sudan, The Philippines, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey

Amplifying Voices of Women and Girls

Kenya

Canada World – Voice for Women and Girls

Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Estonia

Activating independent Russian and Belarusian journalists to combat information manipulation

Mali

Amplifying Female Voices in the Transition and the Reform Process

South Sudan

Tackling Misinformation and Disinformation through Media to Promote Peace Building in South Sudan

Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Tunisia

Strengthening Independent Media in the Arab Region

Turkey & Tunisia

Canada World – Voice for Women and Girls

Tunisia

Strengthening the role of the media in improving the sexual and reproductive health of young men and women in Tunisia

CANADA

Growing Indigenous Storytellers Fellowship

Canada

BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship

Canada

Connected Protection Journey

East & Southern Africa

Journalists For SRHR Masterclass

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Topic: Indigenous Reporters Program

  • Program

    Re-righting the Narrative

    By Ara Sauvage, Community Journalism Trainer The title of my thesis for my honours BA in Religion was “The Myth of Myth and Native Mythology.” I started off with a quote from Oglala Lakota leader Black Elk, who said the First Nations knew the one true god and prayed to it continuously. This was a

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  • Field Notes

    Questions and Answers

    How going back to basics made me think harder about what I think is basic. By: Sarah Ladik, IRP Community Journalism Trainer DEER LAKE FIRST NATION, ON – There are many good habits you develop as a journalist. Bring an extra pen. Bring a pencil in case it’s cold out and your pen freezes. Bring

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  • Program

    Journeys to Nibinamik

    By: Kimberley Hartwig, Community Journalism Trainer It was only a few days before I departed Thunder Bay for this place that I learned its name and wrapped my tongue around its unfamiliar syllables, Ni-bin-a-mik. Nibinamik is a small reserve of about 400 people nestled amongst picturesque lakes and stately swaths of trees. In the three

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  • Program

    Walking with Two-Sox: A complicated homecoming.

    by: Ara May Sauvage, Community Journalism Trainer Greetings from Iskatewizaagegan* #39 Independent First Nation in Ontario. Some refer to it as Shoal Lake #39 and up until the late 1950’s it used to be one community with Shoal Lake #40, its neighbour across the lake. The city of Winnipeg, located about 2 hrs away, gets

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