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Carleton University's School of Journalism.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Joined October 2012
"As the world finally starts to notice the scale of devastation in Sudan, I look back on a decade of trying to humanize the stories of the people in my country and many other countries that suffer from the same global neglect." ~ Yousra Elbagir, Sky News Africa correspondent.
Tickets are still available for next week's Peter Stursberg Foreign Correspondents Lecture, being delivered Nov. 13 by SkyNews Africa correspondent Yousra Elbagir. Lecture is titled Human Reporting from Sudan and Beyond - a remedy for selective empathy. https://t.co/A5vGL8ZJCT
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Tickets are still available for next week's Peter Stursberg Foreign Correspondents Lecture, being delivered Nov. 13 by SkyNews Africa correspondent Yousra Elbagir. Lecture is titled Human Reporting from Sudan and Beyond - a remedy for selective empathy. https://t.co/A5vGL8ZJCT
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Great to engage with prospective journalism students at today's open house; a lot of interest in our Bachelor of Journalism and BMPD. Thanks to all those who helped out: faculty members Aneurin Bosley, Adrian Harewood and Stefy McKnight and staff Dave Elliott and David Sarazin.
Future journalists try their broadcasting skills at Carleton’s weekend open house
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The 2025 Peter Stursberg Foreign Correspondents Lecture, by Sky News Africa Correspondent Yousra Elbagir, takes place Nov. 13. Her lecture - Human reporting from Sudan and beyond: a remedy for selective empathy - will be modered by the CBC's @NahlahAyed. https://t.co/A5vGL8ZbNl
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The 2025 Peter Stursberg Foreign Correspondents Lecture, with Sky News Africa Correspondent Yousra Elbagir, will focus on the “ignored war” in Sudan. Admission is free, but please register in advance: https://t.co/7ws2Lf5E9R
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Special thanks to Brenda O'Neill, the Dean of Carleton's Faculty of Public and Global Affairs and Rafik Goubran, Carleton's VP for Research and International, for supporting this internship program, along with Journalism's Kesterton Endowment. Experiential learning at its best.
So proud of the 3 Carleton journalism students who completed two-month internships this spring, summer and fall covering Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Poppy Philbrook and Sean Coombs (both journalism students) and Alyssa Johnston (from media production and design) made up the team.
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So proud of the 3 Carleton journalism students who completed two-month internships this spring, summer and fall covering Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Poppy Philbrook and Sean Coombs (both journalism students) and Alyssa Johnston (from media production and design) made up the team.
A great final story from Expo Reporter Alyssa Johnston, who was among three @jschool_cu students to take up our internships at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan: Visitors to Canada’s Expo pavilion share touching messages as world fair closes - Capital Current
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So proud of @JSchool_CU colleagues Trish Audette-Longo and Nana aba Duncan for pulling together tonight's inaugural Mary Ann Shadd Cary lecture with Camille Dundas, editor-in-chief of https://t.co/WSMmKVTxKL. Carleton journalism's first major keynote named for a woman. Incredible
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Be sure to listen to today's interview by CBC Radio's All In A Day host Alan Neal with two new students in Carleton's Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities: Alison Seymour and Kiyanaw Bird https://t.co/XdAvCtKsGv
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A conversation with CJIIC students Alison Seymour (Wiikwemkoong First Nation/Akwesasne Mohawk Nation) and Kiyanaw Bird (Thunderchild First Nation/Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation) will air on All In A Day with Alan Neal in the afternoon. Be sure to hear our CJIIC students in action.
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Students from Carleton’s new Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities will be on CBC to mark Sept. 30. An interview Raven Brascoupe from the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation conducted with Minister of Indigenous Services Mandy Gull-Masty airs on Ottawa Morning.
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The Future of Independent Media Summit being co-hosted by Carleton's journalism program this weekend includes a kickoff Friday evening and a full day of discussions on Saturday. Don't miss this important event.
Media advocacy organization Press Forward will hold the Future of Independent Media Summit at Carleton University Oct. 3-5, co-hosted by Carleton's journalism program. Find out more and register: https://t.co/1bZPGQ5nt5
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Team Journalism was hard at work this weekend at the annual Ontario Universities Fair, the major recruitment event held in Toronto. Journalism program head Allan Thompson was joined by colleagues Nana aba Duncan and Aneurin Bosley to meet prospective journalism students.
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Don't miss this innovative and timely live journalism show about the impact of drones in Gaza, produced by journalism education colleagues at Toronto Metropolitan University. Tickets are still available.
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An interactive live journalism show about the devastating and traumatic impacts of Israel’s use of drones in the besieged Gaza strip.
Tickets are still available for Living with Drones, a live journalism show we're hosting at Carleton Sept. 25 about the sounds of war and their devastating, traumatic impact on the residents of Gaza, using first-person stories from the ground in Gaza: https://t.co/1AvHQhjjRi
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Raven Brascoupe from the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation and a student in Carleton's new Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities was a guest host on CBC Radio's Ottawa Morning to interview Minister of Indigenous Services Mandy Gull-Masty for broadcast Sept. 30.
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First-year students in JOUR1001 Journalism in Context: from Gutenberg to AI with Prof. Allan Thompson, take turns reading passages from John Milton's defence of freedom of the press in the classic Areopagitica, complete with the black coat, frilly collar and curly wig.
In my first-year class on journalism and democracy, we begin with John Milton's classic defence of freedom of the press in Areopagitica. To try to bring it to life, I have three student volunteers take turns reading. Thanks to Kayla Lessels, Andre Doan and Charlotte Nowak Bella.
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Thrilled to attend the Manitoulin Island launch of the first in-person intensive course of Carleton's new online Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities, led by colleague @duncanmccue. Magical morning session in the teaching lodge of partner and host Kenjgewin Teg.
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Thrilled to welcome more than 40 young people to Carleton's journalism program this week to take part in the second iteration of our podcast summer camp. The camp is running at capacity, a testament to the interest among this generation in storytelling.
The podcast summer camp we're running this week @JSchool_CU is at full capacity, with a cohort doing podcast training with the amazing Caroline O'Neill and David Sarazin in the morning while the afternoon podcast group does sports. I see a lot of future journalists in the room.
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Don't miss your chance to check out the Surveillant Pleasures "Cam-Mobile" RV lab in front of Richcraft Hall today until 1 p.m. This is a project of our @stéfymcknight and research colleague Julia Chan of Cam Hunters exploring how pleasure can subvert surveillance logics.
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Great work on the ground at Expo from @jschool_cu interns Poppy Philbrook and Sean Coombs, documenting Canada Day festivities in Osaka: Canada Day in all its glory at Expo, before the sun was even up back home - Capital Current
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By Poppy Philbrook and Sean CoombsExpo Reporters OSAKA, Japan–There was maple syrup, Canadian flags, Mounties in full red serge greeting Expo visitors in the blazing sun and yes, even a gigantic...
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