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Ms. Dickson’s work was recognized for her story on Afghan family who was a security guard at the Canadian embassy in Kabul before fleeing when the Taliban took over
Anne Fu, a member of The Journal's BIPOC Advisory Board and a Health Sciences student at Queen's University, receives the 2022-23 Post-Secondary Youth Amnesty International Canada Media Award. Her article on Indigenous healthcare in Kingston earned this recognition for highlighting human rights issues. Fu's work explores traditional medicine practices and the intersection of health and identity while centering Indigenous voices in her storytelling. Her achievement will be celebrated at the 28th Annual Amnesty International Media Awards ceremony in Toronto. Stay informed with The...