Take Your Magazine to the Next Level: Case Studies in Innovation, June 21 & 22, 2022
North American magazine veterans discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what’s to be learned. Come join the conversation!
North American magazine veterans discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what’s to be learned. Come join the conversation!
Get personalized help with your magazine’s projects from experts.
And member social. Highlights from May 17 and 18, 2022 events in Victoria, BC.
An interview with designer Alice Cho, whose art direction and design experience spans editorial, marketing, user experience, apparel, and branding. Interview by Kimia Heydari.
Improve your pitching game and make new connections with editors.
Hybrid work based out of Vancouver. Hours and compensation to be negotiated, based on monthly stipend of $1K-$2K.
10 trends and publishing lessons from an unprecedented year
Guests: writer & editor andrea bennett and photojournalist Jesse Winter
Josée Shank and Steven Burns will present information and answer questions.
A hands-on workshop demystifying the world of crowdfunding for publishing projects
$38,500, 26 hours/week (some hours can be worked from home), $65/monthly benefits allowance, annual cost of living increase of 4.35%. Apply by April 15. Starts June 1.
Permanent, full-time (38 hours/week), work-from-home position starting May 1. $20/hour + health benefits + 2 weeks paid vacation.
Conferences and professional development of interest to magazine professionals in Canada, the U.S. and beyond.
Full-time, $60-$80K/year, can work remotely. Main focus: Canadian Auto Dealer magazine.
Which MagsBC member magazines are open for submissions and having contests, what kinds of content they accept, and until when. Updated Mar. 17/22.
A hands-on workshop for magazine professionals on copyediting with a focus on anti-oppression and equity, diversity and inclusion.
Bringing editors from across Canada together to discuss the current landscape of magazine editing. Keynote by Catherine Hernandez.
— Interviewed by Crystal Peng, freelance writer and MagsBC intern, January 7, 2022.
A hands-on workshop for magazine professionals on copyediting with a focus on anti-oppression and equity, diversity and inclusion.
$1000 contract mid-February to mid-March to create one 2-5 minute animation for Indigenous Brilliance podcast.
FILLED. 80-90 hours/issue x 5 issues/year. Hourly rate commensurate with experience. Can be done remotely. Application deadline: Jan. 17/22.
A hands-on workshop for magazine professionals on proper sitting posture, easy stretching exercises and setting up an ergonomic home office.
Webinar series: exporting your magazine, opportunities/pitfalls of internationalizing content, rights, contracts, licensing, CPF grants, syndication, distribution, subscriptions
Which MagsBC member magazines are receiving submissions and having contests, and until when.
With Tiana Field-Ridley, Mental Health Commission of Canada. 11 a.m. PT; MagsBC and AMPA members can register for free.