Members of five of Canada’s largest freelancer associations have banded together to fight against stagnant pay rates and contracts that demand the right to reuse their work for no further pay.

“I do think we could band together and fight for our rights. Right now we all live in our own little worlds and we have no idea what other freelancers are doing”

From contract advice to professional development opportunities, CMG Freelance president Don Genova gives you ten good reasons to join our freelance union.

A free webinar for freelance journalists and photojournalists presented by The Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma.

Freelancing is a solitary career. But increasingly, freelancers around the world are seeing the value of community.

What is the future for freelance workers? The more cynical might ask: do freelancers even have a future? The answer to that is an unequivocal “yes,” according to this international panel of speakers.

Should freelancers have a blog? Is there any value in blogging these days? These are the questions. We’ve all heard we should blog, but there isn’t a lot of talk about why.

At panel discussions populated by major publishers and established journalists, freelancers made themselves heard.

Vancouver freelance journalist Geoff Dembicki talks about taking risks, finding community, and the importance of mentors in the lives of young journalists.

Freelance podcast producer Jeremy Enns shares the keys to building a successful business.