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Gisela Gómez

Gisela landed in Canada from Barcelona to finish her journalism studies. She is passionate about photojournalism, international politics and social issues. 

Articles

Bill C-38 opponents protest in front of Conservative MP offices in Vancouver
Politics
Gisela Gómez
Jun 13th, 2012
Protesters rallied in front of Conservative MP offices urging them to reject Bill C-38, the omnibus budget bill.
Catch 122 offers Parisian-style food and coffee in Gastown
Restaurants
Gisela Gómez
Jun 5th, 2012
Aching for French-style coffee and food in the heart of downtown? Look no further than Catch 122.
"No tankers" photo shoot calls on Premier to refuse oil tankers
Environment
Gisela Gómez
Jun 5th, 2012
VTACC members and Vancouver citizens took a group picture at Kitsilano beach for an ad calling on the BC premier to ‘say no’ to tankers in BC coast
Enbridge oilsands pipeline protested outside Canadian Oil and Gas Export Summit
Environment
Gisela Gómez
May 31st, 2012
While oil and gas industry experts were speaking at the Canadian Oil and Gas Export Summit at the Four Seasons Hotel, around 40 people outside the building were loudly protesting the proposed...
Spice up Monday night with rhythms from Spain
Music
Gisela Gómez
May 28th, 2012
Catch the Latin rhythms and Spanish folk music at Kino Cafe.
Leah Callahan, a freestyle wrestler with a dream to compete in the 2012 Olympic
BC wrestler Leah Callahan's journey to the London Olympics
Olympics
Gisela Gómez
May 28th, 2012
The Sticking Place, an interactive documentary, explores the journey of elite athlete, Leah Callahan, a freestyle wrestler with a dream to compete in the 2012 Olympic Games.
Spain's Princess Letizia: royal, but not immune to sexism in media
Commentary
Gisela Gómez
May 16th, 2012
A divorced journalist will be the future Queen of Spain. Letizia Ortiz, an educated woman, is judged harshly by the media for her appearance and marital status.
Spartan Race in Vancouver: survival of the fittest
City
Gisela Gómez
May 14th, 2012
Participants slogged through mud and obstacles in North Vancouver for the glory of winning the Spartan Race.
Does religion have a place in schools? Revisiting the Jesus T-shirt school controversy
Education
Gisela Gómez
May 8th, 2012
A Nova Scotia student suspended for wearing a T-shirt with pro-Jesus message sparked controversy on religious signs in public schools. Where should be the boundaries drawn?
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