Four Canadian journalists recognized for championing Indigenous journalism, and telling truth, about long-standing systemic injustices
"Each of these journalists have, in their own ways, been trailblazers," said CAJ president Brent Jolly in presenting the awards earlier this evening at the Wall Centre in downtown Vancouver.
- "Each of these journalists have, in their own ways, been trailblazers," said CAJ president Brent Jolly in presenting the awards earlier this evening at the Wall Centre in downtown Vancouver.
- "They are bold visionaries who have shown how relationships based on understanding are more productive than those based on prejudice.
- The Canadian Association of Journalists is a professional organization with over 1300 members across Canada.
- The CAJ's primary roles are public-interest advocacy work and professional development for its members.