Love to see it School of Journalism

STORY CALLOUT‼️ I am currently writing an article about the increase of security on the TTC in response to the recent incidents of violence. DM me if you are interested in a quick interview to share your thoughts

Keep an eye out for @thebasement_tmu as we cover the latest on Toronto’s financial and housing issues 👀‼️

New article up at CanCulture by yours truly!!! :) canculturemag.com/featured-artic…

#BREAKING: All members of Team Revolt have been disqualified from the TMSU elections, according to a statement from the Elections and Referenda Committee. All executive positions on the Board are now vacant. theeyeopener.com/2023/03/breaki…

Protests for 🇵🇸 in New York City. 🗽

Grown in networks of love and disabled cosmology, CanCulture is proud to present Cripping the Creative: The Disability Justice issue This work is inspired by our disabled and mad ancestors and kin who have been the artists shaping world(s) as we know them and as we dream them

I recently had the privilege to speak to Canada’s Got Talent’s latest contestant about her audition, music journey, and much more! Read the full story below :) canculturemag.com/featured-artic…

#BREAKING: Olivia Chow has been elected mayor of Toronto, CP24 declares. toronto.ctvnews.ca/olivia-chow-el…

Musk's new tweet limit will have a major impact on human rights reporting, citizen journalism, the democratic flow of information and campaigns to stop atrocities and save lives in real time. Musk is killing off users who use twitter for social justice, not profit or status.

Chairman Imran Khan has been and will always remain an advocate for the Palestinian cause. He has consistently maintained his stance that oppression, occupation, and peace cannot go hand in hand. From the first Nakba in 1948, to inhumane treatment and the siege of Gaza,

…yes, the world should be horrified by what’s happening to Israelis today. But we should also be horrified by what’s BEEN happening to Palestinians for decades. Not to say one justifies the other, but at least understand how we got here.

The human cost of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (deaths/injuries): documented by the UN: 2008: Palestine 🇵🇸: 3,202 Israel 🇮🇱: 853 2009: Palestine 🇵🇸: 7,460 Israel 🇮🇱: 123 2010: Palestine 🇵🇸: 1,659 Israel 🇮🇱: 185 2011: Palestine 🇵🇸: 2,260 Israel 🇮🇱: 136 2012: Palestine 🇵🇸:

Some of my favorite shots from yesterday's Palestinian demonstration in Mississauga 🇵🇸 ~3/3

It’s been shocking to see the lack of historical context provided in too many stories about the #Israel- #Palestine conflict. As journalism educators we need to prepare our students to tell critical stories. They need to be studying more history/philosophy/political theory.

The Director of the UN's New York office just resigned after thirty years at the organisation over the UN's handling of the ongoing genocide of Palestinians. The entirety of his resignation letter is a necessary read but this first page blew me away.

I am beyond grateful to have had the opportunity to speak with co-directors Selina McCallum and Safa Ali Mudei about the behind the scenes of their latest documentary. Full story below! canculturemag.com/film/2023/11/1…

While millions of eyes are on the Super Bowl, Israel is bombing Rafah. The border between Gaza and Egypt was the last safe place for Palestinians, who now have nowhere to escape. Hard to imagine this timing is a coincidence... which do you think will lead the 11pm news?