A research project to create Canada's first guide with perspectives from Black news consumers, Black journalists and non-Black journalists and leaders.
This quote in the Reporting in Black Communities symposium report seems especially important today.
@reporting_black. Such incredible work by @Nanaaba and @eternitymartis.
We are so thrilled to announce that the Reporting in Black Communities report is officially here! 🎉
The report includes key takeaways from our research & findings from Prof. Nana aba Duncan's project The Black Journalists and Media Workers Experience
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The Reporting in Black Communities Symposium is officially sold out!
Thank you to everyone who signed up. We’re looking forward to coming together to network, learn and discuss how we can all improve journalistic coverage of Black communities in Canada.
We’re excited to share some of our findings from the Reporting in Black Communities project. Based on focus groups with 39 Black news consumers in four cities, our research note shows what Black people are still seeing in Canadian journalism. Read more: https://t.co/JsZZlb41W5
Whether you'll be using the guide or just want to see what we found, come share your thoughts on what the guide should prioritize & how it can best support the people who will actually be using it.
📍 The Catalyst @TorontoMet
🗓️ Feb. 28, 2026
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We’re excited to announce the Reporting in Black Communities Symposium!
Join us on Feb. 28, 2026 at @TorontoMet for learning & reflection with Black community members, journalists & students on the impact of anti-Black news coverage.
Register now: https://t.co/AUTB8ngc9N
In small group discussions, we'll go through the Reporting in Black Communities Report, and review insights gathered from Black news consumers, Black journalists, non-Black journalists, and non-Black newsroom leaders.
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����️ Votre voix compte pour façonner l'avenir du journalisme. Inscrivez-vous dès maintenant : https://t.co/4dT0w9Eidj.
Dirigé par @eternityMartis & @nanaaba, cette recherche est approuvée par les comités d’éthique de @TorontoMet & @JSchool_CU.
📢 Avis aux journalistes et responsables de salles de presse ! @reporting_black veut entendre les journalistes et responsables non-Noir.e.s sur la couverture des communautés Noir.e.s.
Vos perspectives aideront à améliorer les pratiques. 📄 https://t.co/FgUpVb9rt8.
Your voice matters in shaping the future of journalism. Register now: https://t.co/4dT0w9Eidj.
Led by @eternityMartis & @nanaaba, this research is cleared by @TorontoMet & @JSchool_CU ethics boards.
📢 Attention journalists & newsroom leaders! @reporting_black wants to hear from non-Black journalists & newsroom leaders about engaging in stories on Black communities.
Your insights will help shape better guidelines & practices. https://t.co/FgUpVb9rt8📝
JUST PUBLISHED: The student journalists reporting about the fellows' NABJ experience! Meet:
Chris Harrison @chris_harrison1 - 2nd yr @TorontoMetU
Danielle Reid - '24 grad @TorontoMetU
Ijeoma Ukazu @Ijeoma_ukazu - MJ student @JSchool_CU
https://t.co/z3fDxIT4hF
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.
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.
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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.
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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 Convention.
https://t.co/z3fDxIT4hF
🎥: @bakarikamal