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Welcome to Civic Journalism. The project managed by U Multicultural as a part of the Local Journalism Initiative. Zuher Almusre and Yuliia Kovalenko are our civic Journalists. Truth and delivering the community’s voice to all is the goal of this team.
The Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) supports creating original civic journalism that covers the diverse needs of communities across Canada.
U Multicultural is one of the Canadian media organizations chosen to address the need for local civic journalism in underserved communities.
A natural disaster in every sense of the word occurred during the past months, with an earthquake hitting Turkey and Syria.
John Wiebe, Co-Chairperson of Missions Committee, Douglas Mennonite Church, shares how quickly Canadians responded to coming to help the earthquake victims. He stressed the necessity of this gathering to convey to those affected that they are not alone and to raise as much as they can because every dollar will make a difference.
Education and career development drive Manitoba’s workforce and economy.
Career Trek works with local communities across the province to identify training needs and career opportunities for young people. When Manitoba’s young people are inspired to pursue career and educational paths, Manitoba’s communities are strong and resilient.
Welcome to CIVIC PLATFORM, the project managed by U Multicultural as a part of the Local Journalism Initiative. The Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) supports creating original civic journalism that covers the diverse needs of communities across Canada. U Multicultural is one of the Canadian media organizations chosen to address the need for local civic journalism in underserved communities.
If you have a story to share, please reach out to our Civic Journalist, Zuher Almusre.
FEATURED EPISODE
Meet Zuher Almusre
U Multicultural is appointed by The Canadian Association of Community Television Users and Stations (CACTUS) to implement the Local Journalism Initiative on behalf of the Department of Canadian Heritage.
After graduating with a bachelor’s degree from the Faculty of Arts in 2013, Zuher Almusre worked for several government and private TV channels. During his career, he produced several television programs with social content that presents community issues in a neutral and objective manner. For him, the civil press is a continuation of the journey of searching for the truth and delivering the citizen’s voice to all.
زهير المصري
صحفي مدني
بعد تخرجهِ بدرجة البكلوريوس من كلية الإعلام عام ٢٠١٣ ،عمل زهير المصري للعديد من القنوات التلفزيونة الحكومية والخاصة.أنتج خلال مسيرته العديد من البرامج التلفزيونة ذات المحتوى الاجتماعي الذي يطرح قضايا المجتمع بشكل حيادي و موضوعي.الصحافة المدنية بالنسبه له تعتبر إستكمالاً لرحلة البحث عن الحقيقة وإيصال صوت المواطن للجميع.
The initiative is funded by the Government of Canada and administered by CACTUS
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Community Hour is a project managed by U Multicultural as a part of the Local Journalism Initiative. The Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) supports creating original civic journalism that covers the diverse needs of communities across Canada. U Multicultural is one of the Canadian media organizations chosen to address the need for local civic journalism in underserved communities.
If you have a story to share, please reach out to our Civic Journalist, Yuliya Kovalenko.
FEATURED EPISODE
Meet Yuliia Kovalenko
U Multicultural is appointed by The Canadian Association of Community Television Users and Stations (CACTUS) to implement the Local Journalism Initiative on behalf of the Department of Canadian Heritage.
The initiative is funded by the Government of Canada and administered by CACTUS
“Since my first day in Canada, I have been working on Ukrainian News. As a Ukrainian-speaking journalist, I focused on stories related to the Ukrainian community in Manitoba. The more I live in Canada, the more I face current civic concerns and issues the more I want to find solutions to these problems. That’s how the idea for “Community Hour” came about.
I’m delighted to have lots of exciting people in our studio. I love listening to their stories and experiences and getting the answers to our community’s civic questions.”
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