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Magazine publishers and editors: know what "ATP" is? If not, register now for one of our Aid To Publishers funding workshops! Print magazines Monday, online magazines Tuesday, both at 10 a.m. - https://mailchi.mp/dd2ff1ffba/2020-nov-5-newsletter-9437652

Page One Publishing is looking for an editorial designer. More info here: https://magsbc.com//job-opportunity-editorial-designer-pa/

Last year, Phoebe Ka-Ir Wang did a terrific workshop at MagsWest on building good relationships with emerging BIPOC writers, which also touched on strategies for making your magazine and/or your own practice more inclusive. Lucky for you, Phoebe graciously allowed us to record her session. View it here: https://youtu.be/Qcuo9qZ70j4 Visit: https://magsbc.com//diversity-in-publishing-organizations/ for her accompanying handouts (and to check out our whole Resources section fo...r scads of further materials you might be interested in). You can read more about Phoebe here: https://alittleprint.com/

Back before So You Want to Talk About Race ended up on everyone's to-read list, its author Ijeomo Oluo presented two sessions at MagsWest 2017. One of them was on cultural appropriation and publishing. Check it out! https://youtu.be/fMoU5jLBw0w

Moving online and want your magazine to reach more readers? Already have a website, but are shifting to more online content? Watch Getting Clicks now! Kim Pittaway packs her presentation with useful tips and techniques for your content to get noticed, read and shared. https://youtu.be/XMIza8t9kYM... Originally presented Oct. 27, 2018, but this content's still relevant today.

"Think counter-intuitively [when looking for stories] - niches are made up of diverse people" - David McKie at Using Storytelling to Extend Your Magazine's Reach, Sept. 23/20 #Magswest