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"Journalism of the Future," on TVO's The Agenda
Hear Rob Steiner, Director of The Journalism Lab, discuss the Fellowship in Global Journalism on TVO's public affairs program: The Agenda.
“Launching the Fellowship,” on TVO’s 'The Agenda'
Rob Steiner, director of Fellowship in Global Journalism, speaks to Steve Paikin on TVO's The Agenda about the new global journalism program.
"Reporting from Syria," on TVO's The Agenda
Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert and author, appears on TVO's 'The Agenda' to speak about reporting from Syria
Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, found and developed this story on a school clinic that provides basic medical care to refugee students
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, writes for the CBC on "How to keep Canada's crime rate low"
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On Fellow Santiago Ortega, a professor of civil engineering, writes for Trust.org on the crisis of melting Andean glaciers
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On Fellow Kristen Courtney, an environmental lawyer, writes for Trust.org on Canadian resource cos' legal fight against green groups
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, writes for The Toronto Star on how to save Toronto's heritage buildings the smart way
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, reports on a big story for scientists for the Globe and Mail
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On Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, reports for the Toronto Star on 34 homeless deaths in 2012, the most in five years
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On Fellow Ali Morrow, a former advertising executive, writes for the Dallas Morning News on Fair Trade USA's split from Fairtrade International
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the National Post on a new US weapons project: kill electronics, not people
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, helps CBC lead a national cross-platform package on the exploding cost of policing in Canada
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On Fellow Santiago Ortega, a professor of civil engineering, writes for Trust.org on how the key Kyoto tool for poor countries is now collapsing
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On Fellow Kristen Courtney, an environmental lawyer, writes for the Financial Post on how the new environmental regulations meant to speed projects may slow them down
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, writes on the return of downtown factories for the Dallas Morning News
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, writes about genomes in the Globe and Mail
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On Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, reports for the Toronto Star on how homeless fall between the cracks, even in death
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On Fellow Ali Morrow, a former advertising executive, writes for the Globe and Mail on Fair trade Canada vs Fair trade USA: what does the label mean?
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, speaks on CBC Radio about the rising cost of policing
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the National Post about cyberattack threats in Canada's oil patch
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On Fellow Santiago Ortega, a professor of civil engineering, writes for Trust.org on climate data problems in Columbia
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On Fellow Kristen Courtney, an environmental lawyer, writes for the Financial Post on how the new environmental regulations meant to speed projects may slow them down
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, writes for the Toronto Star on how churches in Toronto industrial areas face zoning threats
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, writes about genomes in the Globe and Mail
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, speaks on CBC Radio on whether we spend too much on police services in this country
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the National Post on whether Iran was the not-so-silent winner in the Gaza crisis? Or the loser?
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On Fellow Santiago Ortega, a professor of civil engineering, writes for Trust.org on how Curacao airport looks at using ocean water for power
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On Fellow Kristen Courtney, an environmental lawyer, writes for the Financial Post about new environmental laws and Shell tarsands
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, writes for the Toronto Star on the micro industry in downtown Toronto
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, writes for the Toronto Star on how the loss of bats to white-nose disease could hurt Ontario farms
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, writes for the CBC on how to get a grip on swelling police budgets
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On Stephen Starr, a middle east expert and author, appears on TVO's 'The Agenda' to speak about reporting from Syria
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On Fellow Santiago Ortega, a professor of civil engineering, writes for Trust.org on if Romney's energy policy will woo undecided voters
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, writes for the CBC on how to reinvent the RCMP
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the National Post on how drones in the sky, informers on the ground helped Israel track Hamas military chief
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On Fellow Santiago Ortega, a professor of civil engineering, writes for Trust.org on how Curacao airport looks at using ocean water for power
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the National Post on how drones in the sky, informers on the ground helped Israel track Hamas military chief
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes an analysis for the National Post on stopping con't Lebanon violence up to parties in power
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, appears on Mansbridge One-on-One on CBC to talk about Syria
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, speaks on CBC Radio about issues relating to the politics and economics of security and justice
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On Fellow Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology, designed and helped leaad two full days of national coverage on policing for the CBC
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On Fellow Ali Morrow, a former advertising executive, writes for the Financial Post on calculating the ROI of corporate social responsibility
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, joins Patrick Martin for the Globe & Mail with an article on Israel/Syria
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, reports on 'Outer limits in brain science' for The Globe and Mail
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On Why Nations Fail? Fellowship director Rob Steiner interviews 2013 Gelber Book Award finalists for Foreign Policy Mag
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, reports for CBC Toronto's Here & Now: Citizens' problems with congestion
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On Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, reports for the Toronto Star on International NGOs launching programs in First Nations communities
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, writes for CBC on the planning and paying of GTA transit expansion
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On Fellow Kristen Courtney, an environmental lawyer (and top mountain biker), writes for the Toronto Star on Toronto's huge and unique biking gym
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the Globe and Mail about the blasts in damascus and shows how Assad barely controls his own capital
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the Globe and Mail on how Syria has changed the rules of war coverage
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, wrote for the Globe and Mail on how to discover a whole new species!
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On Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, writes for the Toronto Star on Canadian filmmakers in Congo
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On Fellow Ali Morrow, a former advertising executive, writes for the Financial Post on how not all green certifications are created equal
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On Fellow Raja Moussaoui, an architectural designer, reports for CBC on a smart way to make money from Toronto's bad parking
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On Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, covers a breakthrough in keeping kids safe in Sierra Leone
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On Fellow Kristen Courtney, an environmental lawyer, reports for the Toronto Star on the UN's cycling report on Canada failing cyclists and pedestrians
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On Fellow Alyson Rowe, a former development aid professional, reports for CSMonitor on how Sierra Leone combats the outrage of child soldering
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On Fellow Zinta Zommers, a climate change scientist, writes for the Globe and Mail on predicting future climate change
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the Globe and Mail on chemical weapons in Syria
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the Globe and Mail on how Canada lost the bid to lead Syria's rebels
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On Fellow Ali Morrow, a former advertising executive, writes AlertNet on climate change and Arctic fishing
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On Fellow Burton Lim, a mammalian biologist, reports for the National Post on the Guelph-based DNA database who aims to ID all living organisms
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, reports for the Globe and Mail on an activist's claim that food aid is being sold in Syria
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On Fellow Stephen Starr, a middle east expert, writes for the Globe and Mail on casualty count in the Syrian civil war
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