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Convergence magazine analyzes all facets of the media industry. It is the award-winning, flagship publication of the Humber Faculty of Media and Creative Arts. Our writers apply a critical eye, combining Canadian news coverage with observations on the changing media landscape.
In past issues, this Canadian magazine has covered diverse topics such as photo-journalism in conflict zones, business and social movements, work place equality and racial issues.
Convergence’s ultimate goal is to provide people inside and outside the media industry with fresh insights and captivating stories.
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