'Today’s journalism students have likely been told their entire lives — by friends, family, pop culture and so many reports — that it’s a dying industry.' More on #journalism #education from Trish Audette-Longo and Christianna Alexiou in The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/journalism-stu…

Uncertainty, precarity and burnout should be openly and collectively addressed in j-schools as a means for re-imagining better ways of working write Trish Audette-Longo Christianna Alexiou
'Talking through crises can allow for discussion of alternatives and solutions.'
theconversation.com/journalism-stu…

Climate journalists, you are not alone. New from J-Source by Olivia Grandy What emerging journalists need to know about covering the climate crisis
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Attention 🇨🇦Black journalists! The Mary Ann Shadd Cary Centre for Journalism and Belonging is now accepting applications for a fully-funded trip to @nabj #NABJ Convention in Chicago this summer. Join the delegation!

Deadline: May 17, 11:59 PM ET
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We’re here! The Mary Ann Shadd Cary Centre for Journalism and Belonging is based at Carleton J-School. Our Centre builds on the principles of her legacy. We focus on more inclusive journalism in Canada through research, education & more.

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More than 30 students and industry mentors together for a weekend to brainstorm and create a  proposal or prototype for a fact-based digital media project that addresses a design challenge. Amazing.

Just a phenomenal weekend event with students from our media production and design and journalism programs, working together with industry mentors to create and collaborate. Did we mention that they packed the room on a Saturday morning? Amazing.

'We want to ensure that Concordia continues to be the chosen destination for both francophone and anglophone students from elsewhere in Canada,' Concordia President Graham Carr said in an emailed statement.

Concordia joins McGill in offering bursaries to counter Legault government's tuition hikes cbc.ca/news/canada/mo…

Matthew Pearson stresses the importance of the 'pre-interview conversation' between a journalist and a source in establishing 'trust, transparency, and informed consent,' key skills for a trauma-informed journalist should have. Listen to the full podcast: buff.ly/41zBOZS

In the podcast 'Talking trauma', @jschool_cu's Duncan McCue shares how the need for trauma-informed journalism pedagogy is highlighted by 'a younger generation of soon-to-be journalists' who 'are much more comfortable and aware of their mental health.' buff.ly/41zBOZS

Congrats to Carleton J-School profs Trish Audette-Longo, Nana aba Duncan, Christine Crowther, Matthew Pearson & Adrian Harewood for your work on this important edition of Facts and Frictions, a special multimedia issue featuring 20 educators from across Canada who share how they reimagined journalism education.