Applications close April 2 👇🏽

🚀 NEW: I’m launching an anonymous & bilingual survey on the experiences of Black journalists & media workers in Canada, an initiative of the Mary Ann Shadd Cary Centre for Journalism & Belonging at Carleton J-School Carleton University blackjournalists.ca #BlackJournalists #CdnMedia

A decade-old piece that’s even more relevant today… glad you’re sharing with your students 🔥 🪶

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Award-winning cartoonist Michael de Adder Michael de Adder, who gives the Kesterton Lecture Carleton J-School on Wednesday, was just nominated for the 7th time for a National Newspaper Award in the editorial cartooning category (portfolio below). Tickets still available Kesterton2024.eventbrite.ca

Indigenous journalism students! Check out Indigenous Journalism Fellowship Indigenous Journalists Association 👇🏽

A 6-wk virtual curriculum w Indigenous mentors representing broadcast, radio, print & digital media + attend IJA conference in Oklahoma! Deadline - Mar 5 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Cautionary Bingo card for journos reporting on Native American matters (via ⁦Christine Trudeau⁩ in ⁦IRE and NICAR⁩ JOURNAL). Among those featured in the article: ⁦Indigenous Journalists Association⁩ ⁦High Country News⁩ ⁦Tristan Ahtone⁩ ⁦Bryan Pollard⁩ ⁦Duncan McCue⁩

Amazing opportunity for Black, Indigenous & racialized students across Canada graduating high school and interested in continued education in creative writing and literature. The scholarship will award $10,000 to 3 deserving recipients each year to further their education. 👇🏽📚

This has been long time coming.

CBC/Radio Canada launches National Indigenous Strategy today. Watch live @ 4 PM ET:
youtube.com/watch?v=gnM-El…

This strategy is a blueprint for much-needed change in Cda's media. It won't happen overnight & not without $$$.

But change is afoot.

Carleton's School of Journalism and Communication is excited to announce that Wab Kinew, Premier of Manitoba, Wab Kinew will deliver the 2024 Kesterton Lecture on Mon, Feb 12 at the Carleton Dominion Chalmers Centre with moderator Duncan McCue. Tickets at bit.ly/Kesterton2024

This textbook may be written for journalists - but everyone can learn a thing or two from our Author Meets Readers event! So come on down tomorrow for a great time with Duncan McCue & @jorgebarrera
Register 💻➡️hubs.li/Q02hBdY70

#CarletonUniversity #ottawa #Capital

FEATURES: Duncan McCue Carleton J-School shares how narrative sovereignty involves Indigenous peoples’ taking back their stories without competing against pre-set stereotypes. Read 'Undoing Indigenous stereotypes in Canadian media through art' by Abyssinia Abebe: buff.ly/3SetY3m

Hope you can join Jorge Barrera and me Irene's Pub in Ottawa on Jan 25 📖 🍺 👇🏽

Author Meets Readers invites you to an informal discussion on Duncan McCue textbook: Decolonizing Journalism: A Guide to Reporting in Indigenous Communities. Find out what themes are in this book!

Register for our event 💻 hubs.li/Q02gQfRY0
#Carleton

Introducing our next Author Meets Readers event:
📆Jan.25th.2024
🕠5:30pm - 7:00pm
📍Irene's Pub 855 Bank Street
🎤Duncan McCue

#Carleton #Carleton University #Carleton U #ottawa #Capital #canada #northamerica #ontario #University #College #Book #Author #Highschool #Student #Lesson

been a while but my partner got me the Duncan McCue reporting book for Christmas and it made me very happy

#indigenousjournalist

Mna-nimkodaading - A good/nice greeting one another.
Mna-shki-bboon - It is a good/nice new winter

Ga-nimkodaadimi - We’ll be greeting one another

#anishinaabemowin

The Dogs of 2023

The Forced Change podcast features journalism educators Adrian Harewood, Duncan McCue (@JSchool_CU), and Asmaa Malik (@JournalismTMU), who discuss navigating pandemic and oppression fatigue and implementing care in journalism education. buff.ly/48x4ftH

Indigenous translations are used on more road signs to promote language, awareness pbswisconsin.org/news-item/indi…