Jennifer Da Veiga Rocha

Journalist

Montreal

Jennifer est journaliste à La Converse. Elle a commencé sa carrière avec nous à travers les Bourses de La Converse en Janvier 2024 en tant que journaliste junior. Depuis août 2024, elle est journaliste à La Converse.

Jennifer Da Veiga Rocha

Latest Articles

What are girls in the hood going through?

Angle mort: A card game to reconnect racialized high school students with history

« Chez Smoothzi, it's over » : how to prevent history from repeating itself

Why do media avoid using "genocide" for Gaza?

Diversity and inclusion — the end of a “fad”?

Cabinet of Ministers: A Diversity of Façade? Persons with Disabilities Lament the Disappearance of Their Ministry

“Hood Heroes,” episode 20: Jessey Charles, founder of an organization that supports racialized single mothers

Why vote in federal elections when you feel excluded?

Elections 2025: “Many Canadians want to vote for politicians who can take a stand on genocide.”

Quebec cuts two support programs for women victims of domestic violence

What are the resources for newcomer parents in the face of child criminality?

Portraits of the five candidates to succeed Valérie Plante at the head of Projet Montréal

“Hood Heroes”, episode 19: Abdul Raziq Khan, chef of Mama Khan, the restaurant that feeds those in need

Homelessness in Montreal East: a silent crisis

Resisting Law 21 — Muslim women speak up

Menstrual poverty in Montreal: little-known programs for an urgent need

Our neighbourhoods, our voices: parent-child dialogue to prevent gun violence

Converse Conversations: Decolonial Philosophy and Anti-Black Racism with Norman Ajari

Expropriation: The Ly family continues its fight against the STM

Nahda at McGill: a look back at Arab Exhibitions in Mandate Jerusalem

War in Sudan: the Sudanese community calls for more flexible measures to welcome their families in Canada and Quebec

Haroun Bouazzi: the creation of the Other behind the controversy

Public writers: no more support for non-Francophones

Scalded child in Montreal: the Black community is worried about the safety of their children

Budget cuts in francization: a new barrier for immigrants

Police stops: a favourable judgment for victims of racial profiling?

“I had to create my own world to really live” — from the stage to the boxing ring, or, breaking the chains of adversity

Temporary work permits freezing : should we really be worried?

Anti-black racism in Montreal schools: “Sometimes it's trivialized, sometimes it's blatant”

“Funny Nipples”: the inclusive campaign against breast cancer that makes you smile

Hood Heroes - 16 Smoothzi: A Family Story

Curry collective: asylum seekers become chefs

Breaking the silence and claiming your place in the media when you are a black woman

What do young people in Montreal neighborhoods experience?

Massacre in Congo: memory of a survivor of Goma

Hood Heroes, episode 15: Eddy, the dad of the Park YMCA Youth Zone

Massacre in Congo: the heavy silence of the international community

Black excellence: a burden for some community members

Surviving depression on the streets: when mental illness remains invisible for people experiencing homelessness

Other team members

Pablo A. Ortiz

Photographer

Youveline Gervil

Journaliste junior

Aya Boucenna

Video Journalist