Adapting to a new media landscape can be a challenge, so New Canadian Media is here to help. On this page you will find a variety of learning resources for the immigrant journalist to not only hone your craft, but to better understand ways to connect with others who have travelled personally and professionally in similar footsteps. We consider New Canadian Media to be a collective, and we’re pleased to have you here with us as we strive to provide a platform for the news and views of the one-fifth of Canadians who are immigrants.
Yaldaz Sadakova: “What Makes Canadian Journalism Different”
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Idil Mussa: “From Pitch to Publish”
(PPT format) (PDF format)
Guide for Mentors and Mentees – Amira Elghawaby (Toronto Star)
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GIVING VOICE TO THE VOICELESS
WHAT MAKES CANADIAN JOURNALISM DIFFERENT
MOVING THE NEEDLE THROUGH COMMENTARY
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE IMMIGRANT VOICE IN JOURNALISM
REPORTING WITH THE IMMIGRANT PRESPECTIVE – NCM VIRTUAL WEBINAR FOR SENECA-HUMBER JOURNALISM STUDENTS
Drafting an Effective Pitch – Brent Jolly (Canadian Association of Journalists)
New Canadian Media Mentorship Guide
The Digital Journalist – Angela Misri (The Walrus)
Reporting on Canada’s Cultural Mosaic
How to cover stories with respect for our sources’ gender and sexual identities
How to promote your socials with NCM
THE ART OF FACT-CHECKING: REPORTING WITH A FACT-CHECKING MINDSET