Lambda Scholarship Foundation Canada traces its roots to 1985, beginning as a grassroots network of gay and lesbian professionals in Ottawa. What started as a social and fundraising club soon evolved into a national force for queer visibility and empowerment.
Honouring a Legacy, Empowering Future Leaders In 2007, longtime activist and Salt Spring Island resident Jack Hallam created a lasting gift for his community: the Jack Hallam Human Rights Award. Through Lambda Scholarship Foundation Canada, Jack ensured that each year
Transforming Canadian Journalism: CJF Fellowships and Bursaries 2024-25 Powerful storytelling changes lives. When Wendy-Ann Clarke stepped into the Investigative Journalism Bureau as a CJF Fellow, she didn’t just advance her career – she opened doors for countless Black journalists
As news organizations undergo a seemingly endless series of changes and challenges, impactful, fact-based reporting continues to be the essential backbone of journalism across the country. Despite these challenges, Geoffrey believed that journalism needs continuing support as the best days
FUTURE FEMALE FLYERS The averted Air Canada Pilot strike in 2024, highlighted the ongoing issues of unfair wages and quality of life faced by Canadian pilots. Despite the recent 42% wage increase, Canadian pilots still earn significantly less than their
On June 10th and 11th, 2024, Chefs and Sommeliers from France and elsewhere will join together in Beaune to push themselves to their physical limits by participating in a test of cycling endurance that will see them covering 200km of
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! E-Mentorships 2024! MAKE A DIFFERENCE! GEM NEEDS YOU! Help empower aspiring future female leaders. Until March 31, 2024, GEM will be running the Mentorship 2024 Campaign to raise $50,000 to enhance mentorship programs! GEM is a 5
Pink Triangle Press – Canada’s LGBTQ2S+ Content Company For the last 50 years, Pink Triangle Press (PTP) has been one of the world’s longest running LGBTQ2S+ media organizations. Its journalistic roots are in the iconic magazine The Body Politic which
After the 2004 tsunami devastated the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, TRIP Canada was founded to help rebuild. The project started with a village for homeless survivors and developed into an ongoing program to build homes, infrastructure and education programs.
“…My experience at CBC really leveled me up as a journalist. I can’t wait to take these skills with me into my future endeavours. I want to thank everyone at CJF and CBC for taking the time to teach me
