Les Prix En-Tête 2025 soulignent l’excellence du journalisme en santé mentale au Canada.
Catégories :
• Jeunesse
• Milieu de travail
• Dépendances (nouveau)
Participation gratuite. Date limite : 6 mars 2026.
Règlements sur le site web d’En-Tête. Lien dans la bio.
en-tete.ca/prix-2024
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The 2025 Mindset Awards recognize excellence in mental health journalism across Canada.
Categories:
• Youth mental health
• Workplace mental health
• Addictions (new)
Free to enter. Deadline: March 6, 2026.
Rules available on the Mindset website.
mindset-mediaguide.ca
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Les Prix En-Tête 2025 soulignent l’excellence du journalisme en santé mentale au Canada.
Catégories :
• Jeunesse
• Milieu de travail
• Dépendances (nouveau)
Participation gratuite. Date limite : 6 mars 2026.
Règlements sur:
en-tete.ca/prix-2024
ONE WEEK LEFT TO APPLY
The 2025 Mindset Awards recognize excellence in mental health journalism across Canada.
Categories:
• Youth mental health
• Workplace mental health
• Addictions (new)
Free to enter. Deadline: March 6, 2026.
Rules available at:
mindset-mediaguide.ca/winners
#cdnmedia
🔴 Paul Conroy’s Last Photo Essay: Cuba’s Moment of Reckoning,
Veteran war photographer and correspondent Paul Conroy died of natural causes a day after returning from Cuba with this report of another city under siege. He never stopped bearing witness
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Notre programme de Soutien entre pairs tiendra une séance libre ce vendredi à l’intention des journalistes qui souhaitent parler de l’impact de la fusillade de Tumbler Ridge sur leur bien-être.
Inscrivez-vous : https://beeid.org/e274c3bbf1f2
The CAJ’s Peer Support program will be hosting a drop-in session this coming Friday at 12 p.m. ET for journalists who would like to talk about how the Tumbler Ridge shooting has impacted their well-being. Register now: https://beeid.org/e274c3bbf1f2
Nous venons d'envoyer le Sondage sur la diversité dans les salles de presse 2026! Ce sondage annuel demande aux rédacteur.trice.s pour les données sur la race et le genre des journalistes au Canada. Vous n'avez pas reçu de lien vers le sondage? Contactez sondage@caj.ca.
https://loom.ly/sr4YnKE
Please help spread the word to your colleagues - note the deadline to participate is March 17
Les candidatures pour les prix En-Tête 2025, qui récompensent les reportages exceptionnels sur la santé mentale, sont ouvertes dès maintenant jusqu'au 6 mars. Consultez les règlements et trouvez les formulaires de candidature sur le site Web d' En-Tête.
www.en-tete.ca/dependances-...
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Submissions for the 2025 Mindset Awards, recognizing outstanding mental health reporting, are open from now until March 6. Read the rules and find application forms on the Mindset website.
www.mindset-mediaguide.ca/winners
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How We Fail the Mentally Ill. A mother’s frustration over her inability to help her son, who is living on the streets with schizophrenia, and being left to die
www.nytimes.com/2026/01/28/o...
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'Colleagues Helping Colleagues' - thinking of everyone covering the Tumbler Ridge BC tragedy. If you're a journalist needing support, please consider reaching out to the Canadian News Industry Peer Support network. And many thanks to all for helping us spread the word @cajournalists.bsky.social
Cette année, trois catégories sont proposées: le reportage en santé mentale chez les jeunes; le reportage en santé mentale au travail; et, pour la première fois, les reportages sur les dépendances. La participation est gratuite. Les règlements sont disponibles dès maintenant sur en-tete.ca
À venir: Les inscriptions pour les Prix En-Tête 2025, récompensant l’excellence du journalisme en santé mentale, s’échelonne du 16 février au 6 mars 2026.
#prixEnTete2025 #reportage #CDNmedia
Coming soon: Submissions for the 2025 Mindset Awards, recognizing excellence in mental health journalism, will be open from February 16 to March 6, 2026.
#CDNmedia #2025MindsetAwards #MentalHealthReporting
The Forum exists to keep a spotlight on the ethical and emotional realities of this work. Through training, research and resources, the Forum supports journalists, newsrooms and educators in navigating difficult reporting with care and responsibility.
Learn more at journalismforum.ca
Journalism often means dealing with violence, grief and trauma up close. Not only in war zones, but in courtrooms, at crash scenes or natural disasters in communities across Canada and around the world. And sometimes that harm is directed at journalists themselves.
📣 Feeling refreshed after the holidays? 💪
🏆 Put that energy to good use with a submission to the CAJ awards!
🗓️ Deadline is Jan 13.
Apply now 👉 caj.ca/awards 🏆
Fired for online speech. Doxxed and swatted for covering breaking news. Bombarded with death threats for exposing corruption. These are just a few of the safety concerns that U.S. journalists are now navigating. (1/2)
If you’re a journalist or newsroom leader concerned about safety, join @PENAmerica and @TheCAOV's free webinar, Leading the Way: Building Safer Newsrooms, on Nov. 13th at 12pm ET.
Register here: pen.org/event/buildi...
Hi, everyone. The countdown is on! Only a week until the second annual Mental Health in Journalism Summit kicks off. If you haven't already registered, hope you're get onboard today. All the details here: theselfinvestigation.com/summit/
We're proud to be industry supporters of UNIFOR's new fact-checking campaign to fight misinformation.
Check out all the details and media content here: www.factcheckhere.ca - and help us all spread the word.
Sobering results from study led by Dr. Anthony Feinstein now published. Data gathered from 246 Canadian journalists, showing online harassment is associated with a broad range of mental health difficulties including PTSD, anxiety and moral injury. Click below:
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Important takeaways from last week's Reuters Institute session on the impact of climate reporting on journalists' own mental health - including presentation of new research by Dr. Anthony Feinstein.
5th June deadline fast approaching for proposals for the online Mental Health in Journalism Summit 2025 - check out all the details: theselfinvestigation.com/summit/
Twenty volunteers were trained this month and are now officially open for business to offer Canadian journalists confidential colleague-to-colleague help through the Canadian News Industry Peer Support (CNIPS) program, a pilot initiative of the CAJ. caj.ca/canadas-news...
Most major social media platforms are not doing enough to protect their most vulnerable users from online harassment, according to our new report with @consumerreports.org. A solution? Treat online abuse more like spam.
Read the full report here: pen.org/report/treat...
Congratulations to winners of the 2024 Mindset Awards - see details below in today's press release. Very special thanks to the Canadian Mental Health Association (BC Division) for their awards sponsorship. Awards event on 30 May at annual conference of @cajournalists.bsky.social
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