Education Journo Requests

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Canadian Journalism Students & Grads-Not Pursuing Journalism Jobs

STORY CALLOUT: Did you study journalism without the intent to become a journalist? I'm working on a feature about folks who go into Canadian journalism programs without the intent to work in the industry. I also want to hear from people at different stages of their journalism education and careers. I'm interested in speaking with: Current undergraduate and graduate journalism students. Students studying journalism who don't intend to pursue a career in the field after graduation. Students who are still unsure whether journalism is the right career for them. Journalism graduates who went on to work in different fields. Journalism graduates currently working as reporters, producers, editors or in other newsroom roles. Current journalists who can reflect on their experiences entering and building a career in the industry. I'm particularly interested in students who chose to study journalism for the skills and opportunities it offers, rather than with the intention of becoming journalists. The story will explore why people choose journalism programs, how their career expectations change throughout their studies, and how factors such as salaries, job security and working conditions influence their decisions. I'll conduct interviews by email, and I'm requesting responses by November 12, 2026. If you're interested in participating, please send me a direct message on LinkedIn. I'd also appreciate it if you shared this post with anyone who might be interested. Thank you! #Journalism #JournalismStudents #JournalismEducation #MediaCareers #JournalismCareers

Workplace Bullying Survivors - Public Humiliation & Toxic Leadership

I went out for brunch today. I left with a masterclass in toxic leadership. Beautiful venue. Strong reputation. Instagram - worthy branding. And an absolutely shocking reality behind the scenes. Today, I witnessed a manager publicly humiliating and intimidating a female employee in front of customers. A customer complained about a delayed order. Instead of handling the situation professionally, the manager started blaming the employee, sharing personal allegations about her behaviour and even claiming he had deliberately delayed an order to punish her. He then confronted her in the middle of the restaurant, in front of everyone. The irony? She was the ONLY employee who genuinely seemed to care about the customers and made an effort to communicate with us. As someone who has seen the world, with an MBA from Les Roches, and 3 degrees in total, with international expereince across luxury hospitality, commercial and technology environments, I find this behavious unacceptable. And as someone who has personally experienced workplace mobbing (not once), pychological and emotional abuse, this hit particularly close to home. Let's get something straight: → Feedback belongs behind closed doors, NOT in front of 30 customers. → Customer service recovery requires professionalism, NOT public humiliation. → Leadership is about accountability, NOT intimidation. → Employee experience IS customer experience. You can invest millions in branding, marketing and beautiful interiors. But how you treat your employees reveals the REAL culture behind your business. Today reinforced a long-term ambition of mine: combining international business, coaching, somatic approaches and advocacy to eventually build something bigger than myself: an educational and healing platform, a media company talking about the TRUTH. Potentially an institute dedicated to protecting human dignity and addressing workplace abuse, particularly against women. Because nobody should have to sacrifice their mental health, dignity or livelihood just to earn a living. And now I want to hear from YOU. Have you ever experienced workplace mobbing, public humiliation, psychological abuse or intimidation by someone in a position of power? Did anyone protect you? Or were you left to fight for yourself? I'm looking to connect with people willing to share their experiences and participate in interviews as I explore how to turn awareness into meaningful change. My inbox is open. Your story matters. And to every leader reading this: Your job is to lead people. Not to break them. #ToxicLeadership #WorkplaceBullying #HospitalityLeadership #EmployeeExperience #WomenAtWork #Leadership

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