Indigenous Communication Arts
1 First Nations way S4S 7K2 Regina, SK, Canada

We could not be more proud of INCA student Shayla Sayer-Brabant, now a CJF-CBC Indigenous Journalism Fellow. https://www.cbc.ca//cjf-cbc-indigenous-journalism-fellowsh

The 2021 INDIGital Hackathon is just around the corner! Sign up and get coding! https://www.indigenousfriends.org/indigital2021

Meet the U of R/FNUniv students behind Clean Water, Broken Promises, a collaborative investigation into water issues in First Nations. Team Sask joined 75 stude...nts from 10 universities and colleges, who together reached out to approx 600 First Nations, filed 190 ATIP requests -- no, wait 300 requests (correction) - and conducted in depth interviews with 122 water operators, coordinated by the Institute for Investigative Journalism at Concordia. Congrats on all your hard work, that is now out there and making a difference See more

Congratulations to UR J-School and Indigenous Communication Arts -INCA students for their incredible investigative journalism work on Broken Promises! Broken Pr...omises is an unprecedented investigation into water quality issues in First Nations communities. Beyond drinking water quality, Broken Promises explores the sacredness of water within Indigenous cultures and how contaminated water is poisoning not only the body, but also the spirit. This current affairs program was produced by students in JRN306 at the School of Journalism, University of Regina with research contributions from students at First Nations University of Canada. Through this project, the students also had an opportunity to partner with working journalists and national media organizations. Visit http://brokenpromises.urjschool.ca/ for the full Broken Promises video, as well as articles, interactive geomaps, timelines, and infographics.

INCA students helped produce this multi-media website ofn First Nations water issues, launched today https://brokenpromises.urjschool.ca/

Spots still available for this unique courses that combines classroom learning with real-world experience.

Our radio collaboration with MBC was in the news! Mick Favel reporting, student Lori Deets interviewed.

Tune in to a student-produced broadcast, Connecting Through COVID, on MBC this Saturday night!

Check out the moves INCA student Shayla Sayer-Brabant is making! We are proud of all our students and the work they are doing in the community, progressing our vision for a more inclusive society --filling organizations, governments, and media with INCA grads and students!

How about $3K to follow your journalism project dream? Application deadline Nov 30. https://jhr.ca//bursaries-and-internships-supporting-indig

Fall 2020 Graduation!

Straight from Robert Merasty's control room, word of an awesome opportunity in the beautiful North!

Here's an online discussion that's sure to offer much learning, this Thursday. https://najanewsroom.com//naja-hosts-into-the-broken-trus/

Learn lots, make podcasts, get published. We've got exciting partnerships and student opportunities with Maclean's, the Institute for Investigative Journalism, and more.

This fall -- a special FNUniv course on investigative research and you are all invited. Instructor/investigative journalist Trish Elliott explains what you'll learn and how. INDG 390 AQ