Journalism Grad Wins Canadian Screen Award

CBC Foreign Correspondent Nahlah Ayed has won a 2017 Canadian Screen Award for Best National Reportage for her report “Trapped at the Border” for CBC’s The National. Ms. Ayed is also one of the Faculty of Public Affairs’ 75 for the 75th alumni. She discussed her coverage of the refugee crisis in an interview for the 75 for the 75th project.

You can read our profile of her here.

Friday, May 12, 2017 in Journalism, News
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