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Possible Canadas fellowship
In fall 2015, Discourse Media created the Possible Canadas Fellowship in partnership with the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation. We worked with 10 exceptional student journalists from western Canada who collaboratively reported on the federal election with the aim of engaging their campus communities. Go to Possible Canadas to explore the results of their reporting.
Past Possible Canadas fellows:
Arno Rosenfeld, University of British Columbia
Michael Scoular, University of the Fraser Valley
Christopher Adams, University of Calgary
Michaela Slinger, Quest University
Chandler Walter, Langara College
Josie Lukey, Mount Royal University
Kate Black, University of Alberta
Alexander Kim, University of British Columbia
Kevin Rey, Simon Fraser University
Access to Energy Journalism Fellowship
The Access to Energy Journalism Fellowship (AEJF) awarded nine fellowships to journalists around the world to support their work investigating energy access in their region.
Past AEJF fellows:
In Costa Rica and Mexico, will a geothermal experiment overcome the industry’s dark past?
Why the South Pacific island Kiribati is making a big bet on solar
In Zimbabwe, a struggle between climate change and energy poverty
A solar revolution is bringing light and opportunity to the Bangladesh countryside
In Transylvania, energy poverty persists in the developed world
How solar energy is helping Cameroon tackle poverty
Can Nepal defeat its deepening energy crisis?
One northern Canadian town’s four-decade battle to ditch diesel
Why a northern Canadian community’s hopes for the future rest on one power line
