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Tiffany Mongu

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My name is Tiffany Mboyo Mongu and I’m a recent graduate from Ryerson University. Most recently, I interned at Global News, where I honed my skills as a television producer and writer. I began freelance writing initially with Blog TO, submitting two articles for the organization. My writing has also appeared in ByBlacks, Canada's leading news site for Black Canadians. My passion and determination has brought me this far into my career and I strongly believe that this is only the beginning.

Twitter: @mongumnews

Toronto, OntarioCABJJune 12, 2020Freelance, Tiffany Mongu, News, Community, Student

CABJ Connects

Tiffany Mongu

Striving to advance the work of Black journalists and media professionals in Canada.