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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

It’s 2017 — but some rape survivors in B.C. are waiting two years for counselling

By Emma Jones ● Gender ● May 1, 2017 August 5, 2022

We’re all talking about gender equality, Justin Trudeau and Christy Clark included. But women who support the province’s most vulnerable say the anti-violence sector’s lack of funding is ‘torture.’

Do you think the media can do a better job of covering gender-based violence?

By Emma Jones ● Gender ● April 28, 2017 August 5, 2022

Help guide us — take reporter Emma Jones’ survey.

Why we investigated media rules in First Nations communities

By Emma Jones ● Communities ● December 5, 2016 July 30, 2022

An inside look at our multi-part investigation into freedom of the press and access to information in First Nations.

Why telling a grey story matters

By Emma Jones ● Gender ● October 7, 2016 August 5, 2022

Continuing to make the case for sustained, nuanced coverage of systemic issues

Saskatchewan police may soon be subject to FOIP laws

By Emma Jones ● Urban Nation ● July 12, 2016 August 5, 2022

Collaborative investigation between Maclean’s and Discourse Media drew attention to lack of racial policing data

Can 21st-century journalism solve Canada’s 21st-century problems?

By Emma Jones ● Urban Nation ● June 15, 2016 August 5, 2022

Youth programs lower barriers to university

By Emma Jones ● Urban Nation ● May 22, 2016 July 27, 2022

Youth engagement initiatives are proving to increase university enrollment, but meaningful reconciliation may entail redefining metrics of success.