[3/3] With this support, journalists report effectively, hold power to account and drive real-life change – even amid conflict and crisis, rising authoritarianism and rollbacks on human rights.

Be a part of this positive impact! Donate today 👉 bit.ly/JHRHolidayCampaign2025

[2/3] Your $$$ will equip journalists with:
🔹Cutting-edge training to sharpen their reporting
🔹Strong networks with human rights leaders
🔹Story grants to fund critical investigations

3/3 Trevor teaches journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University and Carleton University.

This #GrowingIndigenousStorytellersFellowship session on Dec. 19 at 1PM CT/2PM ET is open to journalists and everyone interested in the industry. Register now: tinyurl.com/2uea7jtj

2/3 Trevor is working on his PhD at York University and his research explores the relationship between legacy media and Indigenous communities. Trevor has judged for the National Newspaper Awards and now sits on the J-Schools Canada board. His work has been featured on CBC Radio.

[4/4] We currently have no dedicated funding for this work. Stand with the journalists who insist the world must know: bit.ly/JHRHolidayCa...

#pressfreedom #humanrights #oureverydayrights #Ukraine #Sudan #Gaza

[3/4] Your donation will:
🔹 Support journalists covering human rights abuses in active conflict zones
🔹Train reporters to work safely & ethically under extreme pressure
🔹 Fund story grants to get verified reporting from the front lines to the world

[2/4] 2️⃣ Donate to JHR's Reporting on Conflict fund – so journalists covering Ukraine, Sudan + Gaza can keep reporting abuses the world must not ignore: bit.ly/JHRHolidayCampaign2025

Kaila holds a BA (Hons) in criminal justice and a MSc in international crimes and criminology.

Journalists and all those interested in the industry are welcome to join this #GrowingIndigenousStorytellersFellowship training session on Dec. 12 at 1PM CT/2PM ET. Register here: tinyurl.com/mry9uzkf

Kaila oversees matters related to the support of educators, development of resources, establishment of outreach initiatives, and public engagement on residential schools and their legacy. Prior to joining the NCTR, she worked with the TRC to support statement gathering activities.

This workshop is part of our #GrowingIndigenousStorytellersFellowship training series, which is open to journalists and all those interested in learning more about the industry. Sign up for the session here, and see you on Dec. 5 at 1PM CT/2PM ET: tinyurl.com/236ddz8u

She's also the incoming Asper Visiting Professor at the UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media, where she is teaching a new class on freelancing. Michelle is a member of Muskeg Lake Cree Nation in Treaty 6, Saskatchewan.

[4/4] A safer environment for women journalists means a safer environment for all women. Women in media amplify women’s voices across South Sudan, strengthening accountability and the fight against #GBV.

#EndViolenceAgainstWomen #EndGBV #StopGBV

[3/4] The policy brings gender-responsive practices into media organizations nationwide, including:

🔹 Minimum 35% women’s representation at all levels
🔹 Creation of internal gender committees
🔹 Anti-sexual harassment frameworks
🔹 Mandatory gender training for all staff

[2/4] The National Editors’ Forum (NEF), with support from JHR, has officially adopted the 2021 Gender Policy developed by the Female Journalists Network (FJN) -- a landmark step toward safer, more inclusive newsrooms.

The Fellowship provides:

🔹 A $4,900 monthly stipend from September–April
🔹 Payment of all University of Toronto fees
🔹 Round-trip economy airfare to and from Toronto
🔹Travel expenses for organized program trips

More about the fellowship here: www.masseycollege.ca/journalism-f...

This is an opportunity for one journalist from sub-Saharan Africa or the Middle East to spend a year of academic study at the University of Toronto.

Fellows may enrol in any undergraduate or graduate courses at UoT and take part in an extra-curricular seminar series.