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CJF Forum: 'The First Casualty' in the Age of High-Tech WarfareUnder Fire: Journalists in Combat is a new Canadian documentary that explores post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and substance abuse among war correspondents. This CJF Forum examines the changing nature of covering war, the psychological costs of war reporting, and the need for change in newsroom culture to help detect and address the problems correspondents face.2:00 PM EST

We’re all journalists now….a CJF Forum on Participatory JournalismCitizen feedback, bloggers, virtual story meetings…these are just a few of the innovations in content creation under way in journalism. The editorial gatekeepers are standing aside and making way for you. Join us for a CJF Forum on the benefits and risks to editorial quality and find out how new ideas are building audiences.Apr 19, 2012

The War Within: The Plight of Mexican JournalistsA new study on the psychological health of Mexican journalists underscores the deadly realities of day-to-day reporting in a country beset by a deadly drug war. Brian Stewart moderates, while Dr. Anthony Feinstein, Luis Horacio Najera, Michelle Shephard, and Rick MacInnes-Rae sit on the panel to discuss the issue.Mar 30, 2012

Press Freedom in Canada Conference at Ryerson University –- Day 2The second day of a conference marking the 30th anniversary of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.Mar 9, 2012

Liberté de presse au Canada - Jour 1Il y a 30 ans, la liberté de presse devenait un droit fondamental au Canada. La conférence "Press Freedom in Canada" à l'Université Ryerson souligne l'évènement. Notre couverture en direct.Mar 8, 2012

Press Freedom in Canada Conference at Ryerson UniversityA conference marking the 30th anniversary of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Mar 9, 2012

CJF Forum: Digital first, print last: The gospel of John PatonJohn Paton, CEO of Digital First Media, is transforming his chain of newspapers in the United States with a digital first strategy. Join us as he talks with St. Joseph Media president Douglas Knight about where the money is in journalism (hint: it's not in print)Feb 17, 2012

Mediabistro socialize conferenceJan 27, 2012

CJF Forum: Fear and Loathing at City HallLet's talk about media relations with the Mayor's office. Join us here for the sold-out roundtable discussion with City Hall reporters Robyn Doolittle, Royson James, Marcus Gee and Jerry Agar at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto. Jackson Proscow moderates. Jan 19, 2012

CJF Forum: Freedom (Or Not) Of Information In CanadaSuzanne Legault, the Information Commissioner of Canada, gives a behind-the-scenes look at access to information and privacy in Canada. Panellists include: Jim Bronskill and Paul Schabas. Hugh Winsor moderates.Nov 22, 2011

CJF Panel Discussion Fallout from Phone Hacking: Do We Need Regulation?John Honderich, Jamie Cameron, Brian Myles, John Owen debateOct 20, 2011

The Law and Ethics of Investigative JournalismAll day conference on the law and ethics of investigative journalism featuring: Harvey Cashore, Dominique Payette, Linden MacIntyre, and moreOct 14, 2011

CJF Forum: State of Financial JournalismHosted by CBC News senior business reporter and co-host of The Lang And O'Leary Exchange Amanda Lang. Panellists include Elena Cherney, editor of The Globe and Mail's Report on Business, and former SVP of Corporate Communications at RBC, David Moorcroft. Sep 15, 2011

Live: The National Magazine AwardsTonight our roving reporter Dana Lacey will bring you coverage of the 34th National Magazine Awards at The Carlu in Toronto. Send your photos, wit and industry gossip to 25796@scribblelive.com or tweet with #NMA.Jun 10, 2011

14th Annual Canadian Journalism Foundation Annual Awards GalaProminent journalists, media executives, business and public sector leaders come together to celebrate excellence in journalismJun 7, 2011

CJF Forum: Meet the Minds Behind Canada's Online News Start-upsfeaturing Jeff Anders (The Mark), James Baxter (iPolitics), David Beers (The Tyee) and Wilf Dinnick (OpenFile) Q&A moderated by BNN host Andrea Mandel-CampbellMay 17, 2011

Organization of News Ombudsmen 2011 Annual ConferenceSpeakers and panellists include: Craig Silverman, Terry Mosher, aka "Aislin", Art Brisbane, plus others from around the world May 17, 2011

Live: Google for JournalistsJournalists are invited to learn search secrets at Google Canada's HQ in Toronto. The Society of American Business Editors and Writers's second foray into Canada promises to make journalists smarter researchers and "get the most from the web." Also: free wine (The event is now sold out). Apr 26, 2011

CJF Forum: Social media meets traditional election coverageQ&A panel discussion featuring Mark Blevis, Chris Boutet and Kenyon Wallace. Moderated by Jesse Hirsh.Apr 19, 2011

CNW Breakfast with the Media: The Multimedia News EvolutionChris Hogg, Anjali Kapoor, and Sarah Millar talk about why multimedia is essential for delivering news today. Panel discussion moderated by CNW Group President and CEO Carolyn McGill.Apr 15, 2011

Future of MediaThis panel discussion series hosted and moderated by Digital Journal explores how current trends, technologies, and innovations are affecting the future of the media industry and its audience. Tonight's speakers include: Jamie Angus, Jon Taylor, Chris Boutet, Mathew Ingram, and Kathy Vey.Apr 6, 2011

Women in the field: Changing the face of journalismA full-day women in journalism symposium hosted by Ryerson University. Events include speakers Jan Wong, Kathy English, Anne-Marie Mediwake and Wendy McCann, among others.Apr 5, 2011

CJF Forum: The Vaccine-Autism Link Controversy: Science Journalism Case Studywith Brian Deer, investigative journalist with The Sunday Times. Panel discussion moderated by Daily Planet host Jay Ingram, featuring Penny Park, executive director of Science Media Centre Canada; Dr. Matthew Stanbrook, UHN staff respirologist and a deputy editor of the Canadian Medical Association Journal; and Dr. Miriam Shuchman, chair of the Research Ethics Board at Women's College HospitalFeb 15, 2011

"Too Asian"?: Calling Media to AccountThree speakers conduct a Talk Back at Ryerson University in response to a Maclean's article titled "‘Too Asian: Some frosh don't want to study at an ‘Asian' university"Jan 26, 2011

CJF Forum: Joshua Benton, director, Nieman Journalism LabJoshua Benton, director of the Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard University. Q&A hosted by Nora Young, host of CBC Radio's Spark.Jan 19, 2011

CJF Forum: Mark Lukasiewicz - What's next for broadcast news? Mark Lukasiewicz, VP NBC News, on the future of broadcast journalism at the Canadian Journalism Foundation Forum in Toronto.Nov 16, 2010