Take a trip down memory lane with us… via the 2021 annual report!
Each year, rabble.ca releases a comprehensive annual report to share what we’ve been doing and how we spend the money we receive from the community and our sustaining partners. You can find our previous reports here.
While there are no regulations that require us to publish our annual report publicly, we feel it’s important to be transparent and open about how we operate, and truth be told, we’re proud of what we manage to accomplish with a budget that’s a mere fraction of those of similar organizations.
2024 was a transformative year for rabble.ca: we welcomed a new board of directors and executive director; covered ongoing national stories like the student encampments for Palestine, the threats to the rights of 2SLGBTQIA+ community and national union and labour action; and welcomed not one but two new Jack Layton Journalism for Change fellows for the 2024/25 season.
Thank you to our generous supporters, donors, and sustaining partners who make independent media possible.
Wanna revisit some of our best interviews from 2024 on rabble radio? Click here to listen now!
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