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Emma Jones

Sharing stories that smash binaries. By working collaboratively with marginalized voices to produce investigative and data-driven journalism, I aim to create space for meaningful dialogue about gender issues.

Emma's Latest Articles

Newsletter: ‘We can’t really take this any more,’ say Montreal students

McGill students demand government investigation into alleged faculty perpetrators of sexual violence

Why sexual assault survivors can’t say #MeToo at some Canadian universities

Several schools restrict survivors of on-campus sexual violence from speaking out. Some lawyers and activists say these “gag orders” go way too far.

Newsletter: The politics of pink

Reporter Emma Jones asks, 'what colour is your gender expression?'

Newsletter: #MeToo on campus: Six links to bookmark

Stories and resources to make sense of the new about sexual violence at university.

Newsletter: A survivor’s advice for journalists reporting on #MeToo

Gender reporter Emma Jones asks what it's like to share stories of sexual violence with a journalist.

Violence against women in Canada: We have national data, and we’re sharing it

Explore the rates of police-reported violence against women in more than 600 Canadian communities and help us fill in the gaps.

‘No free, prior and informed consent’: Rape culture in boom and bust towns

Six Indigenous women share their own stories of violence in communities impacted by resource extraction.

Women voice Site C concerns as impacts stay hidden

As a decision on the controversial hydroelectric dam looms, research into its potential impact on marginalized women remains behind closed doors. Women affected by resource extraction fear what the project might bring.

In search of Canada’s elusive shadow population

What happens to a tiny community when thousands of workers move in next door – and no one's keeping track?

Where’s the accountability around gender equity in Canada?

The government has a tool, called Gender-Based Analysis Plus, to measure the gendered impacts of its policies and projects – but that doesn’t mean it's used properly.