


To me, journalism is about connecting with the world around you, finding interesting or impactful information, and sharing it with others. I’m still working on my journalistic ethics and practices, but they are very important to me. I also want to be a journalist that people feel they can trust, that can handle peoples’ stories with care and respect, and serve the community that I am a part of.
The idea of the journalist being impartial or ‘other’ from the community that it reports on is unrealistic to me. I don’t really know what I want to do with my career yet, but I want to share the stories of others as well as my own.
Articles 2023-2024
Articles 2020-2022
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Teen faced major mental health and anxiety issues
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The State of Cantonese in Vancouver
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The CCAA Kicks Off
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Beekeepers or bee-losers?
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What's It Like to Volunteer at an Anarchist Bookstore?
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5 Graphic Novels All About Cannabis
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The Legacy of Brownie Mary
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To Club or Not to Club? The Benefits of Reading Alone
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A Review of Filthy Figments: An Erotic Comics Website
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How Much Does Annotating Help You Remember What You Read?
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The History of the Underground Comix Movement
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10 Graphic Novels by Indigenous Authors
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The Coming Out Narrative: We Deserve More
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A History of Tijuana Bibles
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8 Graphic Memoirs By Trans Authors
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A History of Zines
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Queer Historical Figures That Need Books Written About Their Lives
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15 Popular Indigenous Books From 2020
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Sex Workers' Voices: 10 Books About Sex Work By Sex Workers
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Drink Up! 7 Books About the History of Tea
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6 Informative Books for a Queer Teenager