As you've heard throughout this podcast, journalism is facing a lot of challenges. But sometimes, the biggest one comes down to dollars and cents.
In this episode, journalism professor Meg Wilcox sits down with a panel of media makers and discusses the financial roadblocks they face and how they continue to tackle and overcome them. From giving up their own salaries to going on the hunt for grants, Ana Sofía Hibon, André Goulet, Gaëlle Engelberts discuss how they fight to fund their community engaged journalism.
This series is a collaboration between the Community Podcast Initiative at Mount Royal University and J-Source.
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