By: Zachary Andrade Mary Lynn Young Mary-Lynn Young, PhD, is a lead researcher and professor at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. A founding member of both The Conversation Canada, as well as the Global Journalism Innovation Lab, her interdisciplinary work spans innovations within both explanatory and computational journalism. “I like them all for different […]
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By Megavarshini G. Somasundaram A new way to delve into Indigenous journalisms was explored by project partner MEDIA INDIGENA, in collaboration with UBC professors and project researchers Candis Callison and Mary Lynn Young. The founder and host of the MEDIA INDIGENA podcast, Rick Harp, worked with Callison over the summer of 2023 to create an
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The Global Journalism Innovation Lab researchers are prepping for constructive knowledge exchange at the 2023 International Communication Association conference in Toronto in May. Join them to learn more about the latest advancements in their research. Pre-Conferences Browse the full ICA-pre conference program here. The Global Fact-Checking Movement: Regional, Comparative, Organizational, and Institutional Perspectives, Center for
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Two members of the Global Journalism Innovation Lab team, Candis Callison and Heidi Tworek, have been appointed as Canada Research Chairs at the University of British Columbia. Callison was named as a Tier 1 CRC in Indigenous Journalism, Media and Public Discourse, while Tworek received a Tier 2 CRC in History and Policy of Health Communications.
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GJIL researcher Daniel Justice’s new book Raccoon is out, and will be launched virtually.
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Candis Callison and Mary Lynn Young’s new book explores multiple critiques of journalism.
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