Including all of Vancouver
In Alden Habacon’s view, diversity is a fact of Canadian work. Most workplaces in Canada will include people who bear dissimilar appearances, backgrounds, and beliefs. Yet inclusion – ensuring …
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October 21 2019 Art Out of Concealment - The interconnectedness of femininity, the supernatural, and the environment
‘Laa.a Jaad | Fine Weather Woman, 2017, Lightjet print on dibond, 19.85 x 32 inches. | Photo by Farah Nosh
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October 21 2019 Culture Zion Fyah: a melting pot of musical influences
Zion Fyah. | Photo courtesy of Zion Fyah
Born in Iran, Zion Fyah lived in England and in New York City throughout his early … -
October 7 2019 Community Aspire to Inspire: conveying hope
Photo courtesy of 3E Organization
An evening aimed at youth but welcoming all, Aspire to Inspire is The 3E Organization’s…
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October 7 2019 Local P.E. Moskowitz: The ‘plastic straws’ of gentrification
New Orleans-based author and journalist P.E. Moskowitz (who identifies as queer) has written for The New Yorker, Slate, and the New York Times. They will speak about their research surrounding the …
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October 7 2019 Culture Pushing boundaries: VR storytelling
Still from Dami and Falian, a VR graphic novel. | Photos by Perrin Grauer
Edward Madojemu, a 19-year-old Emily Carr … -
October 7 2019 Art Shining a light on Vancouver’s Black communities, past and present
East End Uprising at Massy Books. | Photo by Michel Kamanzi
BlackArt Gastown is committed to preserving and promoting the … -
September 23 2019 Community 110 Years of a French Canadian community
Tire d’érable – maple syrup being poured on ice during a former Festival du Bois.
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September 23 2019 Local Being Punjabi: Exhibition shares inclusive stories of struggle and success
A shot from Being Punjabi: Unfolding the Surrey Story.
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September 23 2019 Culture Gypsy jazz resounds on Canadian soil
Christine Tassan et les Imposteures bring their energetic blend of Québécois song, traditional folk, and gypsy jazz to Performance Works, via the Rogue Folk Club, on Sept. 29. For this upcoming …