Resources
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You identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour)
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You’re Canadian or based in Canada
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You answer yes to at least one the following questions:
// Do you identify as a journalist?
// Are you a student journalist?
// Does your job involve pushing journalism forward?
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Allies: While we appreciate your support, this space is for us for now. Check out the list of resources, below, for ways to encourage and support diversity.
Who's invited?
CJOC Groups
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Canadian Journalists of Colour - Toronto chapter (main group)
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Journalistes Diversité Quebec / Journalists Of Colour Quebec
Resource Guides
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Canadian Journalists of Colour (main group and Toronto chapter)
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Journalistes Diversité Quebec / Journalists Of Colour Quebec
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Journalists of Color (U.S.)
Style Guides
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JHR’s Indigenous Reporters Program: Notes on Terminology for News Outlets
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SABAR's Key Terminology Guidebook for Reporting on Aboriginal Topics
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Femifesto's Use the Right Words: Media Reporting on Sexual Violence in Canada
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Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA)’s Guide to Covering Asian America
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National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ)’s Style Guide
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National Center on Disability and Journalism's Disability Language Style Guide