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Students in the first year of the Journalism - Mass Media program at Durham College had the pleasure of learning more about members of the community as part of a CityStudio collaboration with the Region of Durham.
The focus of the project was on equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI). Journalism students had the opportunity to listen to journalists as part of the Voices in Journalism panel.
There were two one-hour panels: Voices in the Black Community and Voices in the Disabled Community. The panel helped student journalists to understand the importance of EDI in the journalistic process.
Students then interviewed community members who are making an impact and creating change in the region. Reports from both the panel and the community interviews were part of a live broadcast in the final week of the semester.
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Join Durham College’s (DC) Journalism – Mass Media program on Tues. Nov. 2 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m for two panel discussions on equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in journalism: Voices in the Disabled Community and Voices in the Disabled Community.
Voices in Journalism is being produced by two second-year journalism students and is part of a larger collaboration, called EDI in Durham, between DC’s journalism program and the Region Of Durham’s CityStudio project, an experiential learning and civic engagement opportunity for post-secondary students to apply their skills and creativity to challenges facing our community.
We hope to see you on Nov. 2, at 2:30 p.m. either by Zoom or in the Global Classroom (CFCE 145) on the Durham College north campus.
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CityStudio Durham is an exciting opportunity for the Region to partner with tomorrow’s workforce to gain innovative solutions to issues that we face today. The partnership between the Region of Durham and post-secondary students is a great way for Durham Region to find collaborative, community-based solutions. This is yet another reason to add to the growing list that makes Durham Region the best place to live, work and invest.
- John Henry, Regional Chair and CEO, Region of Durham