Dawna Friesen and Kris Reyes say reporters must hold the line against intimidation, falsehoods and shrinking foreign-reporting resources.
For Canadian Journalists in the U.S., the Challenge Is Finding the Signal in the Noise Read More »
Former B.C. premier and CTV News executive say shrinking newsrooms, social media and controlled interview settings are changing how politicians face questions.
Shrinking newsrooms give politicians more room to control the message Read More »
At UBC’s Future of Journalism conference, journalists said creators are not replacing journalism but highlighting how much newsrooms must change to stay relevant.
Creators Are Changing How Newsrooms Earn Young Audiences Read More »
A landmark three-day gathering at UBC formed the basis for a MEDIA INDIGENA podcast series aimed at disrupting crisis-driven climate journalism.
Beyond Fires & Floods: From a UBC Gathering to a Podcast Series Read More »
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 11:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. The University Centre, University of British Columbia TicketsGeneral Admission: $20 Students: $15 Presented byGlobal Journalism Innovation Lab, the UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media andCanadian Journalism Foundation This summit is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
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Alfred Hermida and Chaimae Chouiekh of the Global Journalism Innovation Lab continue UBC’s storytelling excellence. Alfred Hermida, co-director at the Global Journalism Innovation Lab, received the 2025 Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Canada Regional Award for his opinion piece, “More Canadians are paying for news this year, but it’s still too early to celebrate,” published by The
GJIL co-director and Research assistant recognized at 2025 RTDNA awards Read More »
AI in Our World: Shaping Media, Education, and Science event on October 9 offers balanced discussions on AI’s influence in media, education, and science.
Join The Conversation on How AI is shaping our world Read More »
As the 2025 summer term kicks off, the Global Journalism Innovation Lab is thrilled to welcome three new research assistants. All three are 2nd year master’s students at the University of British Columbia School of Journalism, Writing, and Media. The students will be working on a variety of projects, including a life course analysis, research
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The International Communication Association is hosting its 75th annual conference in Denver, Colorado on June 12-16, 2025. This year, the biggest international gathering of media scholars will centre around the theme of “disrupting and consolidating communication research.” Several GJIL researchers and partners will be hosting sessions, moderating panels, and presenting their latest research. Find the
GJIL Scholars Present at ICA 2025 in Denver, Colorado Read More »
This year, the Canadian Communication Association Annual Conference will take place in Toronto on June 2-5, 2025. GJIL researchers from the Uptake and Audiences team at Toronto Metropolitan University are organizing the conference, and will be presenting their work at the following panels along with GJIL collaborators and the wider academic community. The conference takes
GJIL Scholars’ CCA Program Read More »