The crisis in Indo-Canadian relations shows how swiftly two countries can find themselves engaged in a very public diplomatic dispute. In a
STORYWORKS AT CENTENNIAL COLLEGE
Storyworks At Centennial College
Centennial College Journalism students have contributed to the Global Summitry Project since 2018, including providing media coveraage from T20 and G20 Summit meetings in Buenos Aires as well as the Global Solution Summit (GSS) from Berlin.
This program at The Story Arts Centre recognizes that ‘experience is everything’. In partnership with the Global Summitry Project (GSP) Storyworks provides chosen journalism students with ‘bite-sized’ industry experience. These students join GSP in its various global governance initiatives interviewing experts and providing background stories for the ongoing Projects.
Storyworks Interviews 2023
Khaleda Khan – The G20, youth, and looking ahead to the future
Storyworks Interviews 2022
Due to the continuing pandemic, the Storyworks student journalists were unable to travel to any of the targeted Summits that the Global Summitry Project hoped to attend. Instead, this year we turned our attention to journalists and the growing threat to press freedom for journalists in a growing list of populist and authoritarian governments. As these interviews and videos show the threats are very real and threaten not just press freedom but democracy itself.
The following interviews are the results of these inquiries. Cyan Ko and Henrique Fernandes Faustino worked with us in the Spring and this Fall we had the pleasure of working with Jamie Casemore.
A special thanks and shoutout goes to Professor Tim Doyle who heads up the Journalism Storyworks Project at Centennial College and who advised these student journalists. I am sure you will find these interviews revealing and valuable.
Jamie Casemore – The significance of India’s G20 presidency
Jamie Casemore – Why the G20 matters and why you should care
Cyan Ko – Interview with a Chinese Journalist
Henrique Fernandes Faustino – Interview with Arzu Yildiz, The truth always comes late
Storyworks Interviews 2021
Due to the continuing pandemic, the Storyworks student journalists were unable to travel to any of the targeted Summits that the Global Summitry Project hoped to attend. Instead, this year we turned our attention to journalists and the growing threat to press freedom for journalists in a growing list of populist and authoritarian governments. As these interviews and videos show the threats are very real and threaten not just press freedom but democracy itself.
The following interviews are the results of these inquiries. A special thanks and shoutout goes to Professor Tim Doyle who heads up the Journalism Storyworks Project at Centennial College and who advised these student journalists. I am sure you will find these interviews revealing and valuable.
Tahreem Fatima – Interview with the Rt. Honourable Paul Martin
Anastasiya Gordiychuk – Interview with Colin Bradford
Arsheen Shamalia – Interview with Susan Thornton
Tianlei Wu – Interview with Senator Jack Austin
China-West Dialogue Interviews 2020
The current stories reflect work undertaken with the GSP as it launched the China-West Dialogue (CWD) Project at Boston University. This includes articles from the. Journalism students at StoryWorks.
Akrit Michael – Profile of Dr. Kerry Brown
Meredith Omstead – Coronavirus is Accelerating the China-West Divide
Meredith Omstead – U.S Scholar says foreign policy with China hasn’t failed
Disclaimer: Beatriz Ferreira Silva is a Brazilian reporter whose native language is Portuguese. The interview with Dr. Cristiano Lenzi was conducted in
Angela Minyi Hou enjoys learning languages, reading, and listening to music from different cultures. She is also passionate about global summitry, trade
Possibly the most significant G20 in years began in December when India assumed the presidency of the international forum. And even if
Of all the summits that happen throughout the year, the G20 gets all the headlines, but what is the G20 and why
One particular night in 2016 stands out in her memory. Turkish journalist Arzu Yildiz recalls holding her seven-month-old daughter and cautiously stepping
With a white curtain as the background for a Zoom meeting, she wore a pair of glasses and earphones showing in front
Former Prime Minister Paul Martin is optimistic about the role of indigenous youth in the future but says there is much work
In the world of diplomacy, former U.S. assistant secretary of state, Susan Thornton believes young voices are just as important as the
Jack Austin, a former senator and federal minister of the Liberal Party of Canada who has been committed to building ties between
Colin Bradford was always passionate about making the world a better place, even if it meant working out of the spotlight. He