For our city’s marginalized communities, the Toronto Public Library going fine-free is long overdue. 📚📚
The Green Line is pleased to present this inaugural story from our partnership with Ryerson (X) University’s On The Record.
Student reporters Prapti Bamaniya, Megan Ebreo, Oskar McCarson and Alina Snisarenko explore how the elimination of these fines can help provide better outcomes for low-income Torontonians.
Survey data from 28,660 Ontarians reveals that individuals with lower confidence in COVID-19 vaccines tend to have a lower household income, are more likely to be unable to work from…
In September, People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier ordered his supporters to “play dirty” with journalists. The populist leader did it following journalists’ inquiries about his party’s far-right ties.…
In this year-end reflection, Manuela Vega speaks with senior editor Asmaa Toor, managing editor Kirti Vyas and chief editor Abhi Raheja about what it was like to work with predominantly racialized reporters and editors, remotely during COVID-19 and during calls for change in the Ryerson School of Journalism.
Racialized individuals face greater barriers to mental health support despite having worse mental health than their non-racialized counterparts. How can cultural competency training alleviate the problem?
How a Toronto Star investigation highlights a dearth in racialized mental health research
Following resignation of former chair and associate chair, RSJ’s new interim leaders are working towards restoring and rebuilding trust among students
This data is meant to move Ryerson closer to its goal of providing a more inclusive education
Body positivity program helps students appreciate their bodies and find a sense of community
Toronto-based Obsidian Theatre Company partners with the CBC to spotlight the resilience of Black Canadians and the arts community