A little background on my Twitter ✨ rebrand ✨:
I will be working as the community editor for @sunpeaksnews 🏔️ and @TheWrenNews while their editor (@tegwynhughes) is at The Globe and Mail for the summer.
Hey #Kamloops - A little birdy told us you want to help people displaced by #BCWildfires. We reached out to a few organizations to learn more about what is most needed NOW. 💪
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If you're in close proximity to any wildfires, take a look at our recent story offering some tips on how to prepare for evacuations. Stay informed and stay safe.
This week at The Wren, we had a different story planned. However, as #wildfires come ever nearer, we decided to hold off and provide you with some key resources for preparing for - and recovering from - a wildfire evacuation.
https://t.co/NmKuS7XMLb
@TVietor08@brhodes@PowerUSAID Unrelated to the latest episode (hurray for your baby turning over) but: I’m an ex-pat living in Canada and one thing I’ve noticed that you guys haven’t touched on is recent Canadian legislation Bill C-18. It’s a BIG deal for journalism. P/1
@TVietor08@brhodes@PowerUSAID Recently, we’ve also seen American news censored through Meta as well, whether intentionally or unintentionally. It would be great to hear this talked about on the show, as well as the ramifications of good bills being implemented with real problems resulting.
@TVietor08@brhodes@PowerUSAID The government passed this legislation with the goal of encouraging big tech to pay for news content. Instead, Meta and Google are ceasing to use Canadian news links. As the editor of a small, grant and sponsor funded news room, this is a punch in the gut. p/2
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All these stories were featured in the first newsletter I curated myself for The Wren. They are filled with joy, magic and love and are all perfect reading on this #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay2023
This week at The Wren, we've chosen a few stories of ✨joy ✨to celebrate #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay. We hope these stories provide you with insight about the places we call home and how they have been stewarded over by Indigenous Peoples since time immemorial.
🎉🎉🎉 The Discourse Community Publishing Family is growing! We're expanding our impact on B.C.'s local news ecosystem with the purchase of the Revelstoke Mountaineer 🎉🎉🎉
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With fires already burning across B.C., #wildfireseason is here. We spoke with experts in #Kamloops about the conditions that stoke wildfires 🔥, namely human-caused climate change, and what you can actually do to mitigate damage and danger.
https://t.co/Ro6znzdJUK
With that announcement out there: take a look at the first story I have edited at @TheWrenNews, an unfortunately timely piece, as smoke fills the sky in #Kamloops.
https://t.co/p3C8A6QqPR
Community engaged and solutions-focused journalism are so integral to creating sustainable media and I am very excited to me jumping into such an incredible team over at The Discourse. Read about the principles that guide our efforts here:
https://t.co/eHV5kPLnFb
A little background on my Twitter ✨ rebrand ✨:
I will be working as the community editor for @sunpeaksnews 🏔️ and @TheWrenNews while their editor (@tegwynhughes) is at The Globe and Mail for the summer.
A rally to kick off the #StopTheSweeps International Week of Actions drew crowds to downtown Victoria, where activists demanded immediate action from the city.
https://t.co/HBMmLHFRZO
@NicoleChaland Students at the University of Victoria are doing similar things. It truly is a wide-spread problem impacting many different groups.
Read more here:
https://t.co/FaBHXPztYi
Another one for your Saturday morning:
https://t.co/8mVpDA1iqe
Students at UVic planted a garden in front of the library to advocate for biodiversity. If you don't know about Guerilla Gardening, it is pretty cool. And these students are too.
Have time for some inspiration this morning ? I recently sat down with some people from the Youth Supportive Recovery Program @THSVic to talk about addiction in youth and how to do support for recovery right.
https://t.co/SHN6ZNvWu5