Journeys to Nibinamik
By: Kimberley Hartwig, Community Journalism Trainer Kimberley Hartwig/JRH Nibinamik, which in Anishinabe is Ni-bin (Summer) and Ah-mik (Beaver),was established in 1975 when people began returning to their traditional hunting and fishing grounds after spending approximately [...]
Walking with Two-Sox: A complicated homecoming.
by: Ara May Sauvage, Community Journalism TrainerGreetings 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 [...]
Learning to love the small victories
By: Sarah Ladik, Community Journalism Trainer It would be an understatement to say that I am an ambitious person. Not in terms of fame or fortune or power - Lord knows I have zero aspirations [...]
Debwewin – Speaking the truth through creation of Naotkmaegwanning community newspaper
By: Karli Zschogner Despite widespread online connectivity and short attention spans, physical papers remain for many the most comforting way to sit, read and enjoy their news. In the first days of meeting with staff [...]
Migisi Sahgaigan goes to Shakopee Powwow
By Ryan Suzuki Shakopee powwow dancers, grand entrance The youth of Migisi Sahgaigan are reclaiming their identity and culture. This year Migisi Sahgaigan First Nation was awarded funding by the Laidlaw Foundation to [...]
Sometimes, you got to just ‘shoot, then aim’
By Karli Zschogner I’ve often been afraid of doing something wrong in some way, often paralyzed to just try. A few years ago, I was working security at the Prime Minister’s office while I was [...]
A Vocational Training School inspired by JHR’s Approach to Training Gets Accredited!
Two and a half years after launching, a technical journalism training school led by JHR journalist Prince Murhula and inspired by JHR’s approach to vocational training gets accredited to grant degrees in journalism education in [...]
Refugees’ camps, where suffering is yet to end.
Sunday, 12 March, 2017 Hiba “al-Hayat" Obaidat I stopped writing for a good period of time. I no longer have the ability to follow such a weary and problematic file that has almost proved to [...]
Data Journalism in Jordan: A Success Story
By: Anas Damra Anas Damra Since 2008, Data Journalism has become an integral part of the world's largest media outlets. It has become a new industry in the media space, and has received the [...]
When we take the time to really listen
By Brandon MacLeod Snowshoes. Photo by Zach Rae There are these intangible, sometimes-difficult-to-describe rewards that come with teaching: the embrace of learning, reaching understandings, being inspiring/inspired, seeing talents and creativity manifest beyond the [...]
The Kids Wanna Know radioshow
By Leigh Nunan, Community Trainer Radio show 'The Kids Wanna Know' Shortly after my arrival in Eabametoong, the radio and cable station where I have my office space held a grand opening celebration. [...]
JHR-trained reporters at Bakhita Radio received journalism awards on World Radio Day
Damian Doggalle, Sarafina Paul and Gale Julius Dada won UNESCO awards on World Radio Day By Mustapha Dumbuya , Trainer South Sudan Late last year, a long boisterous conversation ensued in the [...]
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