The 2025 Conversation celebrates the work accomplished through the Indigenous Editors Circle and the Indigenous Editors Association, and to imagine what the future may hold for publishing stories by and about Indigenous peoples.

On May 7th the 2025 Conversation celebrates the work accomplished through the Indigenous Editors Circle and the Indigenous Editors Association, and to imagine what the future may hold for publishing stories by and about Indigenous peoples.
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MPub edit: A revised program to meet the needs of today’s students The Master of Publishing program (MPub) at SFU has been working on a few edits. While the content of its courses has continued to evolve alongside the ever-changing publishing industry, the structure ...

New year, new MPub!

@sfupublishing.bsky.social has been working on a few edits, redesigning its programs around the changing needs of students in the 21st century.

Learn more: www.sfu.ca/fcat/news/ne...

A colourful graphic featuring two authors and a text which reads: October 17, 8:30 PM. 14. Roaming: Jillian and Mariko Tamaki, Moderated by Sarah Leavitt. On the top right corner is the official logo of SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology and the Publishing Program. Beside it the Vancouver Writers Fest logo. Under it a smaller text reads: Book now at writersfest.bc.ca

We are delighted to be partnering with the Vancouver Writers Fest to give away two tickets to our event, Roaming, featuring critically acclaimed and Caldecott Medal-winning graphic novelists Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki!

Contest Details: www.instagram.com/sfupublishing