Gender
Public conversations about discrimination and inequality often lack the nuance required to move beyond victim-blaming narratives and make constructive change.
We aim to produce solutions-focused journalism that shifts national narratives about the lived experiences of Canadians of all genders, as well as broader conversations around gender and identity. This means producing media content that’s driven by data and highly responsive to the voices of traditionally underrepresented communities.
We’re no longer actively reporting on this topic. To follow what we’re working on, sign up for The Discourse newsletter here.
Take our survey and help us document the impact of university “gag orders.”
Latest in Gender
McGill students demand government investigation into alleged faculty perpetrators of sexual violence
Several schools restrict survivors of on-campus sexual violence from speaking out. Some lawyers and activists say these “gag orders” go way too far.
Reporter Emma Jones asks, ‘what colour is your gender expression?’
Stories and resources to make sense of the new about sexual violence at university.
A Q&A with gender reporter Emma Jones about her interactive dataset, #cdnviolencedata.
Gender reporter Emma Jones asks what it’s like to share stories of sexual violence with a journalist.
Explore the rates of police-reported violence against women in more than 600 Canadian communities and help us fill in the gaps.
Six Indigenous women share their own stories of violence in communities impacted by resource extraction.