Emma Jones

Emma Jones came to Discourse Media as a fellow in the summer of 2016 and has since worked on projects ranging from education coverage to reconciliation reporting. She has been an intern at CBC Nova Scotia’s digital department and a freelance journalist. Emma holds a degree in journalism and contemporary philosophy from the University of King's College in Halifax. She’s motivated to tell stories that drive social change and has reported for CANADALAND, Canadian Journalists for Free Expression, CBC Nova Scotia, The Coast and The Globe and Mail.

Emma Jones

Stories by Emma Jones

Violence against women in Canada: We have national data, and we’re sharing it

In search of Canada's elusive shadow population

Women voice Site C concerns as impacts stay hidden

'No free, prior and informed consent': Rape culture in boom and bust towns

Where’s the accountability around gender equity in Canada?

Cree elder reflects on one dam, worries about the next

Real talk with artist Vivek Shraya: On womanhood, allyship and fighting white supremacy

Indigenous activist Lorelei Williams on giving interviews: ‘I need to do a lot of self-care’

How are Indigenous women affected by resource extraction?

5 tips for reporting on gender — as told by you

Feminist Media Club: Stories of (in)visibility edition

Ways to fix B.C.’s broken anti-violence sector — from the women who know it best

Fact-checking the BC Liberals’ ‘accomplishments’ on gender equity

We analyzed the platforms of B.C.’s big 3 parties through a gender lens

It's 2017 — but some rape survivors in B.C. are waiting two years for counselling

Do you think the media can do a better job of covering gender-based violence?

Why we investigated media rules in First Nations communities

Why telling a grey story matters

Saskatchewan police may soon be subject to FOIP laws

Can 21st-century journalism solve Canada’s 21st-century problems?

Youth programs lower barriers to university