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Deadline: April 30.
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The countdown is on!⏱️There's just less than a week left to get your apps in for Shared Bylines' journalism + mentorship program. The program is open to Canadian BIPOC student journalists – and you can apply to both streams!

Deadline: April 30

sharedbylines.com/apply

A fantastic program for emerging journalists looking to improve their craft and make meaningful connections in the industry. I've acted as a Shared Bylines mentor and have witnessed the program's success first-hand. Can't recommend it enough!

It’s been so meaningful to be part of the Shared Bylines community this past year and I’ve learned so much from my mentors 🫶 Apply by April 30!!

We all know journalists can be some of the worst procrastinators! Don't worry, there's still time to get your applications in for Shared Bylines' mentorship and scholarship program. Deadline's April 30! ⏰

More info:
sharedbylines.com

New this year!✨We're accepting applications until April 30 for the David Brown Scholarship. The $3,000 grant from Graham Isador is open to a blind or low vision student journalist enrolled in a current or upcoming post-secondary program.

Apply now:
sharedbylines.com/david-brown-sc…

Our last class of the 2023-2024 SB year is on Thursday! DM for details. Curious about applying for 2024-2025? Or just want to see what we're all about? Pls join us 😎

Support the fantastic work of Shared Bylines and the next generation of BIPOC journalists by donating — every dollar goes directly towards funding a student scholarship!

Send me a DM if you have any questions about the Shared Bylines program!

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Let's say you're a person with five, ten, twenty extra dollars--in this economy, I know--who might want to contribute to a scholarship for early-career BIPOC journalists in Canadian media.

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HERE'S THE THING! Imagine a student who can't afford to work for free. Our program essentially is PAYING them to accept an unpaid internship

Journalists are responsible for your stories. These stories shouldn't just be told by people who can afford it

Plz consider donating!