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Amira Elghawaby

Amira Elghawaby is the communications director at the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM).

What Canadian media and government can learn from Black Panther movie

  • The fact that Black Panther has grossed over $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively
Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 2, 2018
The fact that Black Panther has grossed more than $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively portrayed in the media, writes Amira Elghawaby. Theatrical release poster image

What Canadian media and government can learn from Black Panther movie

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 2, 2018
  • The fact that Black Panther has grossed over $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively

What Canadian media and government can learn from Black Panther movie

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 2, 2018
  • The fact that Black Panther has grossed over $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively
The fact that Black Panther has grossed more than $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively portrayed in the media, writes Amira Elghawaby. Theatrical release poster image

What Canadian media and government can learn from Black Panther movie

  • The fact that Black Panther has grossed over $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively
Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 2, 2018
The fact that Black Panther has grossed more than $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively portrayed in the media, writes Amira Elghawaby. Theatrical release poster image

What Canadian media and government can learn from Black Panther movie

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 2, 2018
  • The fact that Black Panther has grossed over $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively

What Canadian media and government can learn from Black Panther movie

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 2, 2018
  • The fact that Black Panther has grossed over $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively
The fact that Black Panther has grossed more than $1-billion at the box office reflects the deep yearning among racialized communities to see themselves positively portrayed in the media, writes Amira Elghawaby. Theatrical release poster image

News media’s rush to be first can have real consequences

  • News is not just about getting the story; it’s also about getting the story first. However, as journalist and author Madeline Drohan writes in
Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | September 5, 2016
A CBC newsroom in Ottawa in 2005. Amira Elghawaby writes that the rush to be first in news reporting can hurt groups, such as Muslims, that are being reported on. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

News media’s rush to be first can have real consequences

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | September 5, 2016
  • News is not just about getting the story; it’s also about getting the story first. However, as journalist and author Madeline Drohan writes in

News media’s rush to be first can have real consequences

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | September 5, 2016
  • News is not just about getting the story; it’s also about getting the story first. However, as journalist and author Madeline Drohan writes in
A CBC newsroom in Ottawa in 2005. Amira Elghawaby writes that the rush to be first in news reporting can hurt groups, such as Muslims, that are being reported on. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Supremacist attitudes are a universal enemy

  • OTTAWA—Is it time for a blanket condemnation of all future terrorist acts committed in the name of Islam, occurring anywhere in the world, to
Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 25, 2016
Consider what fuels those who support such attitudes, including what fuels them to support the likes of Donald Trump. The Hill Times photograph by Chelsea Nash

Supremacist attitudes are a universal enemy

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 25, 2016
  • OTTAWA—Is it time for a blanket condemnation of all future terrorist acts committed in the name of Islam, occurring anywhere in the world, to

Supremacist attitudes are a universal enemy

Opinion | BY AMIRA ELGHAWABY | April 25, 2016
  • OTTAWA—Is it time for a blanket condemnation of all future terrorist acts committed in the name of Islam, occurring anywhere in the world, to
Consider what fuels those who support such attitudes, including what fuels them to support the likes of Donald Trump. The Hill Times photograph by Chelsea Nash
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