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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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Sharine Taylor

Sharine Taylor

Bio

Sharine Taylor is an award-winning, Toronto-based writer, critic and filmmaker.

Her combined passions for writing, archiving, media creating and curating has informed her approach in editorializing and documenting the expansive and generative cultural production that takes place in the Caribbean, and how it materializes, transforms and takes up itself in different geographies.

Some of her editorial career highlights include being a recipient of the 2019 Magazines Canada fellowship, winning the 2019 ByBlacks Peoples Choice award for Best Online Journalist, being placed on Invisible Publishing’s 2019 Best Canadian Music Writing list and Complex UK’s 2019 Highlights From The World Of Music Journalism list, as well as penning profiles on major Caribbean artists such as Buju Banton, Spice, Shenseea, Protoje, Nailah Blackman and Jimmy October.

Beats: Jamaican and Caribbean Cultural Production, Pop Culture Criticism

Writing Samples

CABJToronto, Music, Culture