rabbleca’s Jack Layton Journalism for Change fellow for 2025/26 Bridget Potasky speaks to Paul Farran, the director of policy and advocacy with Cooperation Canada.
Are you passionate about independent journalism and progressive change in Canada? rabble.ca, a nonprofit championing diverse, independent voices for 24 years, is seeking new Board Members!
We’re looking for visionary leaders with experience in independent media, nonprofit management, financial oversight, or board governance—especially those committed to equity, inclusion, and progressive values. Lived experience within Black, Indigenous, 2SLGBTQIA+, racialized, or disability communities is a strong asset. We encourage applications from across Canada, especially outside Ontario and Quebec.
As a volunteer Board Member, you’ll:
- Attend meetings every 4-8 weeks
- Support fundraising and outreach
- Oversee finances and governance
- Serve as an ambassador for rabble.ca
- Join or chair a board sub-committee (HR, Finance, Fundraising, Governance)
- Help recruit and onboard new members
Interested? Send your resume and a brief expression of interest to [email protected]. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis—join us and help shape the future of independent media in Canada!
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