Canadian Association of Black Journalists
The Canadian Association of Black Journalists exists to give rise to Black journalists.
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CABJ Connects

CABJ Connects

From networking to job opportunities, CABJ wants to help you stay connected. Join our national network of media professionals and get access to

  • resources

  • employment and networking opportunities

  • a growing network of Black media professionals.

By adding your name to our database, you'll also have the option to make your profile public so potential employers can contact you directly.

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Kwabena Oduro

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Bio

Kwabena was born raised in Montreal, but in 2013 he left the city and moved to the Ottawa-Gatineau area to play basketball at Heritage College. After deciding not to play professionally, his dream was also to be on TV and make people day and connect with them via storytelling. Kwabena decided to enroll in television broadcasting at Algonquin College. He got his first taste in the industry when interned at Rogers Sportsnet as a broadcast associate. Kwabena has also worked at TSN 1200 as a radio producer and Bell Media Ottawa in their promotions department. With radio under his belt, he continued to push to pursue his on-air skills. Kwabena left Bell Media to join Global News in Montreal as a photojournalist. In the future, Kwabena wants to further his career while continuing his passions in sports, news, storytelling and social media.

Twitter: @kwabz9

Pierrefonds, Montreal, QuebecCABJVideo Journalist, Editing, Shooting, ReportingVoicing, Kwabena Oduro