What possibilities and impediments does access to information legislation present to Canadian journalism practice and production?
Elyse Amend
- food studies13
- data journalism
- access to information3
- freedom of information
- science/technology communication3
- health journalism2
- new models of journalism5
- civic journalism
- role of journalism9
- politics of expertise9
- nutrition10
- political economy of food14
- public health policy11
- ethics of journalism5
- cultural studies27
- new media28
- media studies8
- sociology of media3
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David Secko
science/technology communication, role of journalism, new models of journalism
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Andrea Hunter
crowdfunding, role of journalism, new models of journalism
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Linda Kay
print journalism, women pioneers in journalism, journalism history
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Brian Gabrial
journalism history, slavery, Indigenous Peoples
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Donna Nebenzahl
print journalism, role of journalism, best practices in journalism
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Barry Lazar
documentary making, creative nonfiction, media convergence
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Greg Nielsen
role of journalism, sociology of media, postdisciplinarity
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Rachel Berger
India, body, tradition/modernity
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Katherine McLeod
Canadian literature, Canadian poetry, sound
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Fenwick McKelvey
algorithmic media, internet governance, digital politics
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Geneviève Sicotte
literature, food studies, gastronomy
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Erik Chevrier
post-capitalism, solidarity economy, social economy
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Elizabeth L. Miller
human rights, documentary making, social justice
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Patrik Marier
aging, gerontology, public policy
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Matt Soar
experimental cinema, residual media, new media
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Alan E. Nash
restaurants, Montreal food culture, foodscapes
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Jennifer J. McGrath
cardiovascular health, rich/poor health gap, public health policy
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Kregg Hetherington
rural development, peasant land struggles, ecopolitics
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Catherine Calogeropoulos
plant ecology, nutrition, adaptive environmental management
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Najmeh Khalili-Mahani
neuroscience, cyberwellness, eHealth
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Jill Didur
globalization, transnationalism, mobile media