Brielle Morgan

Former children in care featured in photo exhibit - APTN News Tarah Dowling produced an exhibit featuring former foster kids who are using the B.C. Tuition Waver Program.

Tarah Dowling’s photo exhibit of former youth in care shows the personal impact of the B.C. tuition waiver program.

Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind

Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund

As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind

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Afro-Indigenous mom wins case in top ‘B.C.’ court against agency that seized her kids 'Justine' believes her appeal victory will 'definitely help other families' involved with the child welfare system who face discrimination and stereotypes

Afro-Indigenous mom wins case in top ‘B.C.’ court against agency that seized her kids

‘Justine’ believes her appeal victory will ‘definitely help other families’ involved with the child welfare system who face discrimination

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With families ‘beyond their breaking point,’ watchdog calls on ‘B.C.’ to support young people with disabilities The RCY’s latest report follows her earlier probe into preventable death of 11-year-old First Nations boy in the 'Fraser Valley'

With families ‘beyond their breaking point,’ watchdog calls on ‘B.C.’ to support young people with disabilities

The RCY’s latest report follows her earlier probe into preventable death of 11-year-old First Nations boy in the ‘Fraser Valley’

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By @amyromer.bsky.social

The @cajournalists.bsky.social released their Canadian Newsroom Diversity Survey for 2024. Data was collected from 5,806 journalists and 270 newsrooms. Findings include...

🍁7 of 10 newsrooms have no visible minorities in leadership roles

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‘We Need to Take Care of Our Own Children’ | The Tyee Inside the fight for Indigenous jurisdiction over child services in Canada. First in an occasional series.

Indigenous Peoples’ transition to taking back the power to make legal decisions over their children is a move full of hope, but fraught with concerns. Tracy Sherlock reports.

BC’s Ombudsperson Is Investigating the Exclusion of Kids from School | The Tyee The problem is getting worse, say parent and disability advocates.

On Tuesday, the B.C. Office of the Ombudsperson announced it was investigating reports of students being excluded from public schools for their “disruptive or unsafe behaviour” or because schools lack the resources to support their learning.

Child welfare system carries on residential 'school' legacy, Innu families tell inquiry The Inquiry Regarding the Treatment, Experiences, and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System is set to wrap in 2025, amid efforts to reclaim jurisdiction

The Inquiry Regarding the Treatment, Experiences, and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System is set to wrap in 2025, amid efforts to reclaim jurisdiction

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Life in the time of wildfire | The Narwhal How we decide to coexist with wildfire will prepare us for the future or leave the most vulnerable unprotected

Timely (always) and unsettling feature about wildfires by @thenarwhal.ca’s Matt Simmons. Beautifully written, I couldn’t put it down. thenarwhal.ca/life-in-the-...

In the province’s top court, an Indigenous mother continues her fight for justice After her $150,000 discrimination award was overturned, ‘Justine’ spent three days in the B.C. Court of Appeal. The outcome could have far-reaching impacts for Indigenous families

After her $150,000 discrimination award was overturned, an Indigenous mother spent three days in the B.C. Court of Appeal.

The outcome could have far-reaching impacts for Indigenous families.

Story by @briellemimi.bsky.social