Academic. Journalist. Outdoor enthusiast. She/her.
Ottawa, Ontario
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Christine Crowther retweeted
Amazing work by students in our media production and design program who spent the year collaborating with community partners.
Great event right now @JSchool_CU, the annual capstone event for students in the Bachelor of Media Production and Design program. Today is a showcase of the student collaboration projects with eight community partners. Students used an array of digital platforms to share stories.
Christine Crowther retweeted
Crucial for journalists to cover the restrictions placed on media during this election. This is a story about our democracy, not just about journalists. Outrageous for Poilievre to drastically curtail media and label determined journalists as "protestors." youtube.com/watch?v=QHEp4d0A…
Christine Crowther retweeted
Great story on APTN National News about the @JSchool_CU launch of our new Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities program. youtube.com/watch?v=kolkCSVe… The program director, Carleton journalism prof Duncan McCue, is making this all happen. newsroom.carleton.ca/story/n…
Christine Crowther retweeted
"Today is historic– Canada’s first journalism school affirms its commitment to the First Peoples of this land, with the launch of a new Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities." - @duncanmccue at today's historic launch of a new Indigenous journalism program
Christine Crowther retweeted
So, I spent a little time diving into the ownership of the underlying websites promoting these glaringly fake tweets on Canadians' timelines.
Guess where they're registered?
This is a good time of the year for fans of American football. Ever wonder about the concussions, and how they could be avoided? Here's 25th Hour journalist Max Mezo's story about a class between culture and safety. @CapitalCurrent @JSchool_CU capitalcurrent.ca/guardian-c…
Why do the symptoms of heart disease often go undetected in women, and what's being done to change that? Join 25th Hour journalist Julia DeJong as she goes looking for the answers. @JSchool_CU @CapitalCurrent capitalcurrent.ca/the-25th-h…
Journalist Caelan Monkman explores how accessible Carleton University's campus is from the perspective of people who use wheelchairs. @JSchool_CU @CapitalCurrent capitalcurrent.ca/the-25th-h…
Worth a read: The international student crisis was an open secret. Why did no-one do anything to prevent it? thestar.com/opinion/contribu… via @torontostar
What gets lost when cheap replicas take over the beadwork market? Journalist Ely Pittman went to find out. @CapitalCurrent @JSchool_CU capitalcurrent.ca/25th-hour-…
And that's a wrap for me. Couldn't have asked for a better 25th Hour team to round out my time @JSchool_CU . You can watch their latest episode here:
capitalcurrent.ca/the-25th-h… Look for their journalism in the years to come!
In our latest episode of @JSchool_CU's The 25th Hour, we visit the worlds of knockoff art, medical research, and beyond to ask: can we do better? capitalcurrent.ca/the-25th-h…
Christine Crowther retweeted
Words out… 🪶🎙️
Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication to launch new Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities program
anishinabeknews.ca/2024/12/1… @JSchool_CU @FPGACarleton @KenjgewinTegEd @fntinews
Christine Crowther retweeted
When an elected official such as the Premier is part of a major event in the building that houses Canada's original journalism school, expect journalism students who produce news for our radio, TV and online publications to find you and ask questions. Kudos to these journalists.
Glad to see journalism students @JSchool_CU take the initiative to catch up with Premier Doug Ford after he helped launch Carleton's new nursing program. When the Premier slipped out a side entrance with no media availability, journalism students scrummed him in the garage. Bravo
Episode 1 of the fall edition of @JSchool_CU's "The 25th Hour", is now up on @CapitalCurrent. Our journalists are peeling back the curtain to show what's behind some passion projects here in Ottawa. capitalcurrent.ca/the-25th-h…
Christine Crowther retweeted
Congrats @Nanaaba and @eternitymartis for today’s launch of reportingblack.com/, the web platform for a project to create Canada’s first guide for journalists reporting on Black communities, an initiative of @jschool_cu's Mary Ann Shadd Cary Centre for Journalism & Belonging
Christine Crowther retweeted
Calling all aspiring Indigenous media-makers!
Carleton University, Wapikoni, and the Digital Arts Resource Centre are offering a two-week Indigenous Media-making Summer Institute in July/August in Ottawa. Travel, food and accommodation covered. Deadline: June 1st. See deets 👇
Christine Crowther retweeted
This year's 'class' for the annual global media internship that Carleton's journalism program has been operating since 2006. These 10 journalism students will work with our partner Farm Radio International on podcasts documenting climate solutions on the ground in Africa.
So excited for this group of @JSchool_CU journalism students headed to Africa on internship, L-R Emma Stuart-Kiss, Jack Wilson, Liv Rumbell, Dominique Gene, Evert Lindquist (on Zoom), Tamara Merritt, Jonah Grignon, Sarah St. Pierre, Justin Fiacconi and Adam Tripp. Bon voyage.
Christine Crowther retweeted
Exciting times for 10 Carleton journalism students preparing to head to Africa this summer on internships @farmradio in Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Uganda and Zambia. Thanks to @clcrowther and David Sarazin at Carleton & @Tspricker from Farm Radio for making today's session happen.
Ten journalism students @JSchool_CU in an audio orientation session to prep for summer gigs with Farm Radio International in Africa through Carleton's Global Journalism Internship program. They'll work on podcasts about climate solutions in Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Uganda and Zambia
Congrats to two fantastic colleagues!
So proud of my @JSchool_CU colleagues Katie Graham and Nana Aba Duncan for their FPA excellence awards today, Nana Aba from Journalism for excellence in fostering equity, diversity and inclusion and Katie for teaching excellence in Media Production and Design. Congrats.
