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Activities – Easy craft tutorial with Tanith Lamb for BAZOOF! Magazine
Activities – Easy craft tutorial with Tanith Lamb for BAZOOF! Magazine
When dealing with the changes and challenges that come part and parcel with her mother’s dementia, care partner Katrina Prescott has found that acceptance is the key to self-preservation. By Lisa Kadane for Dementia Connections, November 14, 2021.
Educator and district principal Beth Applewhite draws on her personal and professional experiences to share why anti-racism work is essential and needs to be brought about intentionally and thoughtfully, with the voices of those who have experienced racism at the centre. For Principl(ed) Magazine March 2021.
By Rose Keith, QC, Harper Grey LLP for the Verdict, issue 169, Summer 2021 in the “Employment Update” column.
Intensive includes a pitching webinar on May 12 and a pitchfest on May 26, where you can present your new & improved pitches to 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
By Alia Dharssi for Asparagus Magazine, December 2018. Part of The Decider column, which looks beyond greenwashing to help you make sustainable decisions.
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.
Saysutshun stories told by Dave Spirit Wolf Bodaly. FOLKLIFE.
By Jeremy Derksen for SnowSeekers, March 9, 2022. For both new and experienced skiers and snowboarders.
Stories from CoHo Landing, a 15-household land co-operative on Denman Island. By Laura Busheikin for FOLKLIFE. On a composting management system.
Which MagsBC member magazines are open for submissions and having contests, what kinds of content they accept, and until when. Updated Mar. 17/22.
Great outdoor escapes by Lisa Monforton for ZenSeekers, March 5, 2022
A primer on the issue by reporter John Woodside for Canada’s National Observer, March 2, 2022.
Kids do not always have the information they need to make the best choice of careers. Enlightening them could make a difference. By Eli Greenbaum for Collision Quarterly.
The chameleonic alt-pop artist is leading with love. By Daniel McIntosh for RANGE magazine. One of RANGE Magazine’s featured artists at their Official SXSW Showcase, March 17.
Brandon is only nine years old, but his career plans are already set in stone—when he grows up, he wants to operate a heavy-duty rotator. By Iva Kestrankova for Tow Canada.
On films.dance, a global, entrepreneurial, collaborative series with 400 dancers, 50 choreographers, and directors from 25 countries. Review by Kathleen Smith for Dance International.
Wide variety of life discovered on concrete barge YOGN-82, sunken offshore of Powell River only three years ago. By Sean Percy for Powell River Living (now qathet Living).
A hands-on workshop for magazine professionals on copyediting with a focus on anti-oppression and equity, diversity and inclusion.
When Hollywood fast-forwards to climate devastation, it wastes an opportunity to ignite our imaginations. By Jesse Firempong. Asparagus Magazine.
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