digital presentation & weekend visuals editor @globeandmail (she/her)
Montréal, Québec
Joined March 2018
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truly one of the coolest projects I've ever had the chance to take part in. Shoutout to @lizthesullivan & the big, talented team that made this possible 💓
What does a century look like? Like industrial revolution and human feats of strength and wars being wrought and iconic images of Canada.
Take a look at 100 years of Globe staff photography, and get lost in the stories it tells.
tgam.ca/100years
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One year after the fall of Kabul, photographer Goran Tomasevic documents life transformed under Taliban rule
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ALT Hundreds of shoes are neatly arranged on steps in front of a mosque, including one with a prosthetic limb. In the background a Taliban fighter stands in shadow.
ALT Women beg for bread outside a bakery. A hand holding a single loaf passes food to waiting hands
ALT Four children stand against a dark gray wall with forlorn expressions on their faces.
ALT A woman in a headscarf looks at herself in a large mirror. A black COVID mask sits on the table in front of her.
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Dawn Dumont Walker, 48, of Okanese First Nation, and her seven-year-old son, Vincent Jansen. Missing since July 22.
Posting. Please read and share. Saskatoon police search cellphone records, banking history of woman missing with son @fsinations theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
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An absolute legend of Canadian journalism departs The Globe (on her terms) with one last powerful column about women's rights: "I know you’ll continue the fight, and so will I. Don’t make me come back here in 30 years and write this column again."
This is my last day at the Globe and Mail, and my last column. It's been a long, beautiful ride, and I enjoyed every minute of it, but it's time for a change theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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Long wait times. Pricey prescriptions. Deadly long-term care homes. Canada’s health care system requires major reform. In the Fixing Health Care series, four authors propose 10 ways to repair medicare right now.
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ATTN: Shared Bylines, a mentorship and scholarship program for BIPOC student journalists in Canada, is officially back for 2022! Interested mentors and students should apply now. Deadline is June 20: sharedbylines.com/
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In light of the draft of a leaked majority Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade, I want to call your attention to the people that would be impacted most by the end of legalized abortion across the United States. 🧵:
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This was a fun first story to work on the design and development of, with @mackvlad ✨ theglobeandmail.com/business…
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Based on interviews with students, orientation leaders and administrators, as well as group texts from that night and e-mails, this is a portrait of what may have transpired on the night of Sept. 10, 2021. Read @FriesenJoe’s story here: tgam.ca/3s3aQsY
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In Chernihiv, the bodies and the bad memories keep coming. At least 1,300 people died during Russia’s 39-day siege of the city. My report from the city’s main morgue, where the refrigerator trucks were overflowing and bodies had to be piled on stretchers theglobeandmail.com/world/ar…
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Ukrainian officials say the town of Borodyanka is the most thoroughly destroyed place Ukraine has regained control of since the Russian withdrawal.
📍 @markmackinnon reports from Centralna St. in the shattered town with a pre-war population of 13,000.
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Ukrainian mothers who survived shelling of maternity ward describe the day Russian forces opened fire theglobeandmail.com/world/ar…
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In Ukraine, a wedding is an act of defiance amid the horrors of war. "The Russians will never break our traditions or destroy our country." theglobeandmail.com/world/ar…
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The last brave acts of the five #Ukrainian men found dead and bound in a Bucha basement theglobeandmail.com/world/ar…
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I'm absolutely thrilled to announce this picture has won World Press Photo of the Year—which is a hell of a title isn't it? Before I catch up to the incredible and deeply appreciated outpouring, I wanted to share some thoughts from Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc chief @RosanneCasimir
Congratulations to Amber Bracken @photobracken who has won the World Press Photo of the Year. I spoke to her about this magnificent photo, her arrest, and much more. theglobeandmail.com/arts/art…
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This story began as an effort to understand how a few thousand unexpected sick patients could overwhelm hospitals in a province the size of Ontario, with its 14+ million people. I had always heard Canadian healthcare was broken. I had no idea how broken. theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
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We are excited to present the ‘Kamloops Residential School’ by Amber Bracken (@photobracken) for @nytimes as the World Press Photo of the Year!
Discover the winning image and read the #WPPh2022 Contest jury’s reasoning behind awarding this work: bit.ly/3ugbYuI
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Applications are open for Room Up Front’s 2022/2023 mentorship program!
Early career BIPOC photojournalists and documentary photographers can now apply to be a part of our ten-month program with 13 experienced BIPOC photographers.
Apply here: roomupfront.ca
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The 2022 Women Photograph Grants are now open! We have $45,000 available in project grants to fund the work of women and nonbinary photographers working in a documentary capacity. Read more at the link below, and get your applications in by May 15!
womenphotograph.com/grants-2…
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As the war in Ukraine unfolds in real time, @globeandmail presents Shooting War, a documentary featuring nine of the world’s top conflict photographers reflecting on careers spent on the front lines, and the physical and psychological scars they live with.
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