Calling all Black journalists & media workers! Join us in Toronto on Friday July 5 from 5-8 pm for the Black Journalists and Media Workers Social! Meet your peers while supporting a Carleton J-School research project for the ShaddCaryCentre. bit.ly/3L18pjR

Join our team! The Walrus is hiring an office manager. The office manager’s role is central to the smooth operation of The Walrus and requires administrative experience. Deadline to apply is Friday, July 26, 2024. #CdnMediaJobs thewalrus.ca/about/careers

The Walrus is currently accepting applications for the 2024 TD Fellowship on Disability and Inclusion. This is a fully paid nine-month opportunity to help plan, develop, and produce a range of marketing initiatives and content for The Walrus. Apply today! thewalrus.ca/about/careers

When vicky mochama pitched the idea of sending Black journalists to the #NABJ Headquarters ✊🏾🖊️🎙️💻 📷 🎥 📝 🔈 Convention in Chicago as a ShaddCaryCentre project, it was easy to say yes. I went to Birmingham last year with institutional funding, as did بسنت عماد الدين عبدالمنعم محمود مطر, who I went with. It was soul-filling for both of us.

Come work with us at @TheWalrus We're hiring a designer. The Walrus art department is a team of multifaceted designers who work on digital, social, print, and experiential channels. The deadline to apply is Friday, October 18. More details: thewalrus.ca/careers #CdnMediaJobs

As one of the few racialized journalists covering sports in Canada, I have to say that as women's sports continue to thrive and grow, toxic white feminism in the women's sports ecosystem continues to thrive. If you pledge to believe in equity & intersectionality, look around you.

Today is #WorldNewsDay. Today, more than 800 media people, outlets, organisations and associations unite in a shared vision: to #ChooseTruth, and deliver fact-based journalism. For Today – and Tomorrow. Because #journalismmatters

Ten years ago, Alison Loat & Michael MacMillan published Tragedy in the Commons, based on 80 interviews with former MPs. 📚 To celebrate 🎉, we’re dropping a BONUS episode of Humans of the House! 🎙️ Listen now! buff.ly/481CDxS

"Western media still view Africa as a place mired in doom and destruction. But a new generation hopes to take the continent on a different course," says Chika Oduah, who's founded ZIKORA Media & Arts to challenge stereotypes about Africa 🌍 Click to read reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/media-sta…

The Walrus is currently accepting applications for the @CIBC Digital Fellowship for Emerging Black Journalists. Gain focused mentorship and the skills to produce impactful storytelling across digital formats in this paid, 12-month position. Apply by Friday, November 1.

Read this interview with Malala Yousafzai and director Sue Kim 김수경 about the film Last of the Sea Women by Hannah Sung. The doc is streaming now on Apple TV theglobeandmail.com/arts/film/arti…

🎉 We’re celebrating 10 years of a book that changed how we think about Canadian MPs and the work they do. Hear co-authors Alison Loat & Michael MacMillan chat with Sabreena Delhon in a special bonus episode of Humans of the House! 🎙️buff.ly/481CDxS

“Burnout chases us &, particularly with the stress of the pandemic, it has gripped some of us firmly, causing us to eye other industries where our talents are useful.” Journalists are TIRED. Nana aba Duncan on combining purpose & inclusivity amidst the grind: j-source.ca/writing-your-o…

We had a good time in Chicago this summer! 🏙️ Watch this recap of the Mary Ann Shadd Cary Fellowship for Black Journalists at the #NABJ Headquarters ✊🏾🖊️🎙️💻 📷 🎥 📝 🔈 Convention. shaddcarycentre.com/stories 🎥: Digital Storyteller 🖤

LGBTQ+ journalists face disproportionate risks: 34% reported harassment, with higher rates of sexual harassment. We must protect all journalists equally. Dive into our "Journalists Under Fire" report for more insights: iwmf.org/underfire/

Watch our video on how the inaugural Mary Ann Shadd Cary Fellowship for Black Journalists came together –and why it matters. This initiative was a historic first. We built it thinking of an often-overlooked part of our industry: mid-career journalists. youtube.com/watch?v=s7rlbC…

We're glad to see the strong support, mentorship and fanfare offered to ‘young’, ‘new’ voices starting out in our industry. But how are they doing ten years in? In newsrooms, the higher you go, the fewer Black journalists you find in leadership. shaddcarycentre.com/stories

Keeping mid-career journalists with solid experience & some seniority is key to changing that. That’s why 7 of the 10 fellows are mid-career. It’s a crucial part of the pipeline to stronger journalism leadership. Our industry is better off the longer we stay in it.

A new initiative from Nana aba Duncan!

Our fellowship program at @TheWalrus is part of our educational mandate. Working with the fellows is a highlight of the job for me. We have a fellowship opening for BIPOC Journalists. Deadline to apply is Friday, April 17. #CdnMediaJobs thewalrus.ca/about/careers/