HIRING: Research and Production Assistant

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HIRING: Research and Production Assistant
Raising Awareness about the Transformative Potential of Community Bonds in Quebec

We are looking for an undergraduate or graduate student in documentary production, journalism, or media arts, with experience or interests in social economy, community finance, and media production. An ideal candidate will have a background in storytelling and video production, with a desire to communicate about
community-led initiatives and social impact projects. The candidate must be bilingual in English and French (strong spoken and written skills in both languages).

The assistantship will be for approximately 10 hours/week over 24 weeks, with remuneration of $5000.

The candidate will be responsible for carrying out research and production tasks related to creating a video or series of videos highlighting the transformative potential of Community Bonds in Quebec. The candidate will work on this project with Brique par brique, an organization that develops community-based economic infrastructure for building affordable housing in Parc-Extension.

Responsibilities

Research Tasks

● Conduct research on the history and case studies of community social finance in Quebec, Canada, and internationally.
● Conduct research on Community Bonds campaigns in Quebec, Canada, and internationally, focusing on successful case studies and current challenges in the social economy.
● Document the experiences of organizations that have implemented Community Bonds, highlighting their impact and lessons learned.
● Analyze the opportunities and barriers for Community Bonds campaigns within Quebec’s francophone community.

Production Tasks

● Assist in crafting engaging narratives for the video series, ensuring they are grounded in research and tailored to the audience.
● Coordinate interviews with stakeholders, including representatives from featured organizations and community leaders.
● Support the scheduling, logistics, and preparation for video shoots, including preparing interview questions and materials.

Note that the responsibilities listed above are subject to change as the project’s conceptual direction is still being defined.

If you are interested apply with CV with a cover letter that describes your related experience to : kriss.li@concordia.ca

Deadline for applications is 9 AM on March 11, 2025

 

https://www.concordia.ca/content/dam/concordia/offices/oce/shift-docs/BxB_Community_Bonds_Video_Project_Research_and_Production_Assistant.pdf

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Accompagnez des photojournalistes de La Presse!

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La maîtrise du français écrit et oral est obligatoire pour postuler. Il ne s’agit pas d’un stage, mais d’une opportunité de trois jours.

Vous aimeriez découvrir les coulisses du métier de photojournaliste? Cette opportunité est pour vous! Pendant trois jours, vous suivrez des photojournalistes du quotidien La Presse et les accompagnerez dans leur travail, qu’il s’agisse de couvrir une conférence de presse ou un événement de taille, de retoucher les photos ou de collaborer avec d’autres membres de la salle de nouvelles.

Quand? Trois jours pendant la semaine du 17 avril (une personne), Trois jours pendant la semaine du 24 avril (une autre personne).

Qui? Étudiants et étudiantes en journalisme avec un portfolio en photojournalisme.

Comment? Envoyez une lettre d’intention d’une page (en français!) et un lien URL vers votre portfolio à lucie.laumonier@concordia.ca qui les transmettra au chef de division photo de La Presse, David Boily.

Date limite pour postuler: 15 mars 2025

Un conseil? Assurez-vous que votre portfolio est approprié au photojournalisme: couverture de manifestations, d’événements, de conférences de presse ; et que les photos sont légendées.

Conférence: Faire du journalisme en français hors-Québec

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L’Organe est ravi de vous inviter à sa troisième Francoférence de l’année, intitulée Faire du journalisme en français hors-Québec, c’est possible!

Diplômé en journalisme de l’Université Concordia, Pierre Chauvin a fait le choix de quitter le Québec pour exercer son métier au Yukon avec Réseau.Presse, publiant dans l’Aurore boréale à Whitehorse, avant de devenir directeur général de Radio Victoria sur l’île de Vancouver. 

Il partagera avec vous son parcours, les défis (et les avantages) du journalisme dans les communautés francophones au Canada et répondra à vos questions.

 Inscriptions : https://forms.gle/1EAwxyb9AEDzNrtp8

Où? Sur Zoom (lien envoyé après inscription) 

 Quand? mercredi 5 mars, 13h-14h.

Le journalisme sportif : faire sa place dans un milieu compétitif. 

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L’Organe est ravi de vous inviter à sa deuxième conférence de l’année intitulée Le journalisme sportif : faire sa place dans un milieu compétitif. 

Deux membres du Conseil d’administration de l’Organe, Olivier Paiement et Félix-Antoine Beauchemin, vont partager leur expérience et conseils. La présentation se déroulera en français et sera suivie d’une période de questions en anglais et en français.

Olivier Paiement est co-animateur, producteur et réalisateur du Tailgate Weekend à la radio BPM sports, et Félix-Antoine est l’ex éditeur de la section nouvelles au Concordian.  

📌 Inscriptions : https://forms.gle/1EAwxyb9AEDzNrtp8

📍Où? Sur Zoom (lien envoyé après inscription) ou en personne à CUTV (2110 rue Mackay, 4e étage)

📅 Quand? Jeudi 13 février, 18h-19h30.

Il y aura du popcorn et des boissons pour celles et ceux qui viendront regarder la conférence à CUTV. 

CBC Montreal: Paid Newsroom Researcher- Summer 2025 (deadline: March 1 at noon)

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Note that a driver’s license and working knowledge of French are required.

If you are a graduating Concordia journalism student (from the undergraduate program or diploma program), CBC Montreal has an incredible opportunity to offer. You could work for a summer in a dynamic newsroom that covers local news online, on television and on radio. 

CBC Montreal’s 12-week Researcher in the newsroom (summer 2025) is a paid position

You will:

  • Attend production meetings. 
  • Suggest concepts, story ideas/angles.
  • Research information
  • Recommend and select interviewees. Conduct pre-interviews. 
  • Suggest interview questions, approaches and scripts.
  • Record/edit interviews in Dalet

Please submit your application to Nathalie.walther@cbc.ca

 Deadline: March 1, 2025 at NOON

 In your application include:

  • Letter of intent
  • CV
  • Two samples of your written work
  • One audio OR  video sample

Applicants selected for an interview will be contacted by the CBC

JOUR450 & JOUR550 Bursaries: Next Generation Journalists Bursary Program

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With support from the New Generation Journalists Bursary Program (an initiative from J-Schools Canada, The Canadian Journalism Foundation, and the Google News Initiative), the Department of Journalism offers two (2) bursaries of $2,312.50. One will be granted to an undergraduate student enrolled in JOUR450-Journalism Practicum during the Winter 2025 and completing an unpaid internship. The other bursary will go to a graduate diploma student enrolled in JOUR550 during the Winter 2025 and completing an unpaid internship. The bursaries are meant to help students offset living expenses incurred during their placement.

Eligibility:

– Full-time and part-time undergraduate and graduate dipoma students of the Department of Journalism

– Enrollment in JOUR450 or JOUR550 in the Winter 2025

– Unpaid internship placement

– Applicants agree to be acknowledged publicly as participants in the bursary program and be featured on the J-Schools Canada website

– Students agree to participate in one Google News Lab Training session, as per the program rules

To apply, send:

– A one-page letter of intent describing (1) what you hope to achieve during the journalism practicum, and (2) why you would benefit from financial support during your placement

– Current transcript (screenshot, or print to pdf)

– Indicate your current GPA in the email

Applications will be assessed on the quality of their letter of intent, academic results, and financial need, by a committee of two members of the Department of Journalism, who are the Internship Coordinator and the Undergraduate Program Director

Applications should be sent to Dr Lucie Laumonier (lucie.laumonier@concordia.ca) and Dr Elyse Amend (elyse.amend@concordia.ca) by March 1st 2025.

Contract Work for Journalism Student

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Location: Montreal, QC

Employment Type: Freelance/Contract

Supervisor: Dr. Jordan LeBel (JMSB), Academic Director, John Molson Executive Centre

Overview: The John Molson Executive Centre (JMEC) is organizing a workshop on climate change and governance with approximately 50 participants to be held on March 28, from 7am to 9:30am. We are seeking assistance from a thorough and detailed-minded student in journalism to 1) to help take notes during the event, 2) assemble a comprehensive summary of what was discussed, 3) produce a short (300-400 words) summary for the JMEC website. You may be asked to attend a preparatory meeting with organizers (typically via zoom).

How to Apply: Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter explaining your interest in the role to jordan.lebel@concordia.ca

Application Deadline: February 10, 2025

Compensation: a lump sum honorarium of $500 upon submission of the summaries.

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