Climate & Wildfire News  

While our world is literally burning — how far does it have to go? How late is too late? Are journalists forsaking their duty to themselves, society, the world?

What lessons can we take so far from covering Canada’s devastating wildfires? Are you in the field? On the desk? What’s working? What are the challenges?

Join a virtual one-hour drop-in and debrief June 11 at 8 p.m. ET with industry colleagues, hosted by the Canadian News Industry Peer Support program and the Canadian Association of Journalists.

Register for this Zoom event by emailing peersupport@caj.ca

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With the very systems that feed, house and breathe in serious decline... do we stick to raw facts, leaving the big questions alone? In effect, do we stand by the sidelines?

Is it possible that the often dispassionate nature of journalism is a major cause of the hopelessness, the disempowerment that people feel — our collective apathy? Is “unbiased” implicitly in favour of the powers that be? Fearful for our jobs, are we stabbing ourselves in the foot?

Or will we realize that our economy, despite its achievements, is deeply flawed? Together, will we join the fight for our lives?

Climate action — get to work!
GoodWork.ca/Action | GoodWork.ca/Climate

 

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Organization: The Canadian Association of Journalists