BBC Academy videos feature tutorials for high school journalists and their teachers. Learn more about life as a BBC journalist, the journalism industry, and how to establish a career in the field. Website: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheBBCAcademy/featured
The BBC Academy provides journalism tutorials and resources for high school journalists and their teachers. Website: https://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/en/
CNXN is a Toronto student magazine with a mission to bring students in the GTA (and beyond!) together. Through CNXN, the editor “hopes to build a strong student community, driven to share information and become connected to create a sense of togetherness and unity amongst the students of Canada. CNXN not only shares information but also …
The Looking Glass is a student-run paper that connects young journalists from across Toronto and beyond. Their objective is to “ensure the voices of all students and young people are heard no matter what school they go to, without the strict censorship often required at school newspapers.” To contribute, get in touch at thelookingglass.paper@gmail.com Website: https://thelookingglassto.weebly.com/
From website: “Founded in 1996, the Canadian Association of Black Journalists’(CABJ) mission is to increase representation through education and inspiration. We believe Black journalists must work together in an effort to diversify newsrooms, to increase the number of Black media professionals in management positions in Canada and to educate and inspire a new generation of …
The Student Press Law Centre provides free legal help and guidance to student media. Having trouble with censorship, copyright issues, or defamation questions? Get in touch. Website: https://splc.org/
With more than 1,350 members, The National Scholastic Press Association is a community of American student journalists and scholastic journalism advisers. NSPA hosts national events, competitions, curates resources and highlights student work. Website: http://studentpress.org/nspa/
The Canadian Journalism Foundation promotes and facilitates excellence in Canadian journalism. The foundation runs an industry awards program and hosts J-Talks, a public speakers’ series featuring prominent journalists. Website: https://cjf-fjc.ca/
The Journalism Education Association provides ready-made journalism curricula and connects high school media advisors through an email listserve. From website: “The Journalism Education Association supports free and responsible scholastic journalism by providing resources and educational opportunities, by promoting professionalism, by encouraging and rewarding student excellence and teacher achievement, and by fostering an atmosphere which encompasses …
