"She will also benefit from personalized guidance tailored to her goals, a collaborative environment, and opportunities to participate in educational and career development workshops. "I'm excited to join The Walrus as this year's CIBC Digital Journalism Fellow and contribute to the kind of journalism that informs and inspires. This fellowship is a meaningful opportunity to sharpen my digital storytelling skills, learn from industry leaders, and help shape narratives that reflect the diversity and complexity of Canadian lives." -Ketsia Beboua, CIBC Digital Fellow for Emerging Black Journalists, The Walrus"
"In partnership with CIBC, this fellowship was created to offer early-career Black journalists avenues to develop a strong foundation in contemporary journalism practices, including digital production, while contributing to Canada's ongoing conversation through compelling multimedia storytelling. "Having begun my own journey at The Walrus as the 2023/24 CIBC Digital Journalism Fellow, I know first-hand what an exciting and formative role this is. I'm thrilled to welcome Ketsia to the team and to collaborate with her in bringing her keen visual eye and dynamic storytelling skills to our digital work." -Makda Mulatu, Digital Production Manager, The Walrus"
Ketsia Beboua will serve as the 2025/26 CIBC Digital Fellow for Emerging Black Journalists at The Walrus. Beboua is a writer and creator focused on storytelling across ideas, voices, and perspectives. The fellowship provides hands-on training and mentorship to conceptualize, produce, and share stories across digital platforms. The program includes personalized guidance, a collaborative environment, and educational and career-development workshops. The partnership with CIBC aims to help early-career Black journalists build foundations in contemporary journalism practices, including digital production, and to contribute to Canada's public conversation through compelling multimedia storytelling. Makda Mulatu will mentor and collaborate with Beboua.
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