About this Event
As anti-diversity movements gain momentum in the United States, Canadian journalism stands at a critical juncture. The Canadian Journalism Foundation, in partnership with Informed Perspectives, presents a timely discussion examining whether these concerning trends could undermine the representation of women, Indigenous, Black and other racialized journalists in our newsrooms and threaten the accurate portrayal of diverse Canadian experiences in our media. This essential conversation brings together leading voices from across the industry to address pressing questions:
- Why is it important that Canadian journalism reflect the full diversity of the population it serves?
- What difference does the presence of historically under-represented voices in news coverage make to democracy?
- Can our media maintain its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion despite growing resistance?
- What strategies can newsrooms implement to protect the progress we’ve made?
Join us as we explore how preserving diverse perspectives in journalism not only creates more inclusive newsrooms but strengthens the quality, accuracy, and democratic function of Canadian media for all citizens.
Panelists and speakers:
Karyn S. (Pabàmàdiz) Pugliese – Instructor Carleton University School of Journalism & Communication and National Affairs Correspondent, APTN
Aajah Sauter –Reporter, The Globe and Mail, Former CJF-CBC/Radio-Canada Black Journalism Fellow (2024)
Priya Ramanujam – Senior editor, city life & newsroom training Toronto star
Nick Davis – Executive Director, Equity & Inclusion, CBC, English Services at CBC
Farah Nasser – Global Speaker, Moderator, Journalist, CJF Board Member
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Isabel Bader Theatre, 93 Charles Street West, Toronto, Canada
CAD 0.00
