 Learning + Development Opportunities | | | | |  | 2025 BIPOC Youth Fellowship at Ricochet | Ricochet Media and Journalists for Human Rights provide this fellowship for BIPOC students, new grads, and early-career journalists between the ages of 19 and 29. This paid, full time or part time fellowship offers hands-on experience with the news business and runs from June 30 – December 31. For more information and to apply by midnight on June 2, visit https://jhr.ca/apply-2025-bipoc-youth-fellowship-at-ricochet/ | | | | | Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship | This fellowship offers an early career journalist nine months paid work with Durham University and Reuters. The fellow will undertake an investigative project from a Reuters newsroom in London, New York, Sydney or Toronto, with support from Durham’s Institute of Advanced Studies. For details and to apply by June 18, visit https://www.durham.ac.uk/sir-harry-evans-memorial-fund/global-fellowship/. | | | | | CBC Podcasts: Open Call for Pitches | CBC's Spring Call for Pitches is open for podcasts on themes ranging from true crime and gripping memoirs to entertainment, politics and technology. For details and to apply by June 30, check out the Google Form here. | | | | | Digital Arts Resource Centre (DARC) Indigenous Residency | DARC’s Indigenous Residency is a one-month intensive on-site artist residency, offered to mid-career First Nations, Inuit, and Métis audiovisual artists seeking to develop their current practice, experiment with a new medium, or continue an existing project. For details and to apply by June 30, visit https://digitalartsresourcecentre.ca/indigenous-residency/ | | | | | Programme Premiers Peuples - Raconte-nous ton histoire | This 4-week paid training program, taking place in November, supports French-speaking Indigenous communicators to share their voices on Radio-Canada platforms. Entirely virtual, the training will focus primarily on narrative storytelling. In addition to gaining practical knowledge from Indigenous and non-Indigenous trainers, participants will have the opportunity to tell their stories, and to showcase their community, language, realities, and successes. Participants can take the training from their preferred location, in their community or at a Radio-Canada regional station. For details and to apply by August 30, visit
https://sites.google.com/radio-canada.ca/premiers-peuples/accueil | | | | | | | | |  | Inviting First Nations, Inuit and Métis to be part of the CBC/Radio-Canada Talent Community | If you are interested in working at CBC/Radio-Canada, this invitation is for you! Our employment opportunities cover a wide range of fields, including journalism, communications, technology, engineering, maintenance, administration, systems and IT, marketing, legal, human resources and more. Whatever your area of expertise, if you're motivated and eager to contribute to excellence and innovation, we invite you to apply. For details visit
https://cbcrc.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/CBC_Radio-Canada_Jobs/job/Inviting-Indigenous-Talent--First-Nations-Mtis-Inuit--to-be-part-of-our-Talent-Community_JR00003717 | | | | | New Indigenous Voices participants announced | | | | | | | The National Screen Institute welcomes 10 participants to the 2025 edition of CBC New Indigenous Voices, a full-time, 14-week immersive training program for emerging Indigenous creators aged 18 and over. The program supports career development through hands-on learning, mentorship and industry networking opportunities led by working professionals. Congratulations to Kerri-Ann Bear, Mya Coutu, Jeromy Desjarlais, Garret Gunning, Zoe Krzuk, Julianna Peter Paul, John Seymour, Joseph Smith, Junior Whitefish and Megan Wood! To read more about the program and this year's participants, visit
https://nsi-canada.ca/media_release/2025-cbc-new-indigenous-voices-participants/ | | | | | Share this newsletter | | or subscribe if this was
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