Tonight's visual essay looks back at the last few surreal days of the war in Ukraine.
We are in debt to all the photographers working hard on the ground to bring us these images.
Design by @j_agius, photo edit by @solanacain.
https://t.co/65YL4G5wG3
I profiled Charles Catchpole of @gitigaanes for the @globeandmail! Catchpole promotes Indigenous food sovereignty with his new urban farm in Toronto. Check it out here, or grab a copy of today's issue!
🚨🚨📸📸 Very happy to announce a new apprenticeship program @globeandmail for early career photojournalists, starting with two 6-week positions.
These are paid, full-time work within our visuals team.
Timing and location is flexible.
Details here: https://t.co/SLfqBxuhxB
Recommended read of the week 🔖
@mollyhayes reports on racism in the construction industry. She writes about incidents of anti-Black graffiti using a racial slur and calling for a “purge.” Half a dozen nooses were also found around the city of Toronto https://t.co/QHleMTZqSb
🚨📈🤓 journalism jobs: Two *more* opportunities @globeandmail – these I'm really excited about.
We're expanding our data & digital storytelling team, with management and staff positions.
Deputy Visuals Editor: https://t.co/RWvyTGKFUy
Data Editor: https://t.co/O5bOPnf9Lu
Proud to be part of this @globeandmail project. We partnered with community based journalists and translators to report on a Brampton neighbourhood most impacted by COVID - L6P. Much more to come!
One of the most ambitious projects I've ever worked on at the @globeandmail is LIVE!
https://t.co/lHmXthPfWW
Back in Feb, during the 2nd wave, I spent some time scrolling over a map of COVID-19 cases in Peel Region and one area popped out: the L6P postal code in north Brampton.
Today’s @globeandmail A1 and folio features a beautiful photo essay by @aliayportrait on how families are safely celebrating Ramadan during the pandemic’s third wave.
Online here: https://t.co/XGQ8979wHX
'There are not nearly enough images that depict Black motherhood and joy,' says photographer @solanacain. Armed with a Nikon D800 and a desire for authenticity, Cain shot uniquely intimate images of Black moms with their babies, writes @beequammie https://t.co/9OmWRAw9r5
Canada's toxic drug crisis has killed more than 20,000 people since 2016. It can be difficult to comprehend the enormity of human loss.
A team at The Globe sought to memorialize those we have lost.
Here are the stories of 100 people who died in 2020.
https://t.co/6SLsBttq62
📢We're thrilled to announce three student scholarships with @scholartree_ca!
✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽Big news: with the help of generous donors, we’re launching a new $10,000 CAD scholarship for a Black high school student of any gender pursuing journalism in Canada.
https://t.co/cCDNgrmsC2
A mob of 200 white ppl threaten Mi'kmaq lobster fishers: RCMP does nothing.
A handful of Haudenosaunee defend their land: OPP arrests dozens.
Meanwhile, what is never enforced is Canada's own legislation, the treaties Canadian leaders have knowingly signed. Links below:
@AngelaPacienza Thank you for sharing your story Angela. We do need to talk about this more and listen more when these stories are told. I worked as a rememberance photographer for parents that gave birth to sleeping babies, as we referred to them. And I received more calls than I ever expected
I support a more inclusive, representative media industry. @RoomUpFront is offering mentorship for early career Canadian BIPOC photojournalists. Apply at https://t.co/OfvYDEb58h #CanadianBIPOCMentorship
Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it is the struggle of a lifetime. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble. #goodtrouble
Regardless of whether #DafonteMiller was or was not breaking into cars, there was nothing that warranted a brutal and vicious beating by an officer and brother (not an officer).
The notion that police (+ a random civilian) can carry out “justice” in this way is unacceptable.