Joyeeta Ray, Author at New Canadian Media

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Joyeeta Ray

Collective Convenor & Communications Planner - Joyeeta Ray is a multimedia journalist, internationally awarded digital content specialist, and children’s books author, based in Toronto. Born in India, she brings over two decades of advertising and journalism experience across seven countries to Canada. Joyeeta started her journalistic career in Jakarta, led an editorial team in Bangkok, and is a student of Multimedia Journalism from The University of Toronto. She is an enthusiastic NCM-CAJ member, actively involved in amplifying new Canadian voices as NCM’s Convenor, Communications Planner, Mentor, and Reporter.

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May 13, 2022
Education/Health/Local Journalism Initiative

“Major discovery” by new immigrant could impact cancer, muscle dystrophy treatments

Debasmita Bhattacharya leads groundbreaking research on muscle stem cells that could lead to new understanding of hard-to-treat ailments.

All-Black flight crew
March 1, 2022
British Columbia/Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Top Stories

Trailblazer: Haiti-born pilot commands Air Canada’s historic all-Black flight crew

Despite the systemic challenges Black people face in climbing up the social and corporate ladder in this country, Air Canada's First Officer

Their food and donations to help other refugees have not only helped them integrate but have shone the spotlight on Thunder Bay.
January 21, 2022
Arts & Culture/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Top Stories

Trailblazer: Culinary program helps Syrian refugee family start anew

Their food and donations to help other refugees have not only helped them integrate but have shone the spotlight on Thunder Bay.

The government is asking refugees to head towards Saskatchewan and Manitoba as room runs out in major cities and centres go understaffed.
December 14, 2021
Immigration

Afghanistan refugees influx stresses support, resource capacity

While communities across Canada are stepping up to help the ongoing influx of Afghan refugees escaping Taliban rule, the government is asking

August 10, 2021
Politics

‘Beijing Has No Right to Host 2022 Winter Olympics’

With the Tokyo Olympics behind us, the focus shifts to Beijing 2022 scheduled to begin in February amidst a wave of protests

June 18, 2021
COVID-19/Economy

India’s Rising Rural Poverty Amid Pandemic Presents Global Problem

The world could witness an explosion of cases if relief does not reach disproportionately affected Indigenous tribes, experts say.

Canadian activist Jill Carr-Harris sits on a park bench.
June 1, 2021
COVID-19/Health/Politics

Canadian Activist Empowers India’s Indigenous Women to Fight COVID-19

Meet Canadian-born activist and former UN official, Jill Carr-Harris. She sat down with NCM to discuss how she is helping empower indigenous

Scene from the movie Avijatrik (The Wanderlust of Apu)
April 8, 2021
Arts & Culture/Top Stories

Apu Trilogy Sequel “Avijatrik” Wins Laurels at Montreal Independent Film Festival

The Apu Trilogy, created by the Oscar-winning Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray in the 1950s, is regarded as one of the masterpieces of

Hotel workers protest for their work
March 12, 2021
COVID-19/Economy

COVID Layoffs Leave Thousands of Hotel Workers in the Cold

Over 90 per cent of Canadian hospitality workers have been laid off since the pandemic. Those who are bearing the brunt of

Gerety award panel representation
March 10, 2021
Arts & Culture

All-women Panel to Judge International Ad Awards

The International Gerety ad awards 2021 has appointed an all-women executive jury to evaluate creative awards, including Jessica Borges representing Canada. Borges

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