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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

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

Help guide us — take reporter Emma Jones’ survey.

Why we investigated media rules in First Nations communities

By Emma Jones ● Communities ● December 5, 2016

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

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

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

Youth programs lower barriers to university

By Emma Jones ● Urban Nation ● May 22, 2016

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

Emma Jones

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

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

Why we investigated media rules in First Nations communities

Why telling a grey story matters

Saskatchewan police may soon be subject to FOIP laws

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

Youth programs lower barriers to university

Nanaimo Affordable Housing Society name change to Ballenas ‘in discussion’ for years,’ says CEO

10 ways to better support tenants with vulnerabilities due to income, age or disabilities

‘I want it to stop’: Tenants and advocates allege bullying by non-profit housing provider

Q and A: What are vulnerable tenants rights in non-profit housing?

Who will protect low-income seniors from dying in extreme heat?

Seniors left in distress — or dead — for days in Nanaimo Affordable Housing Society units