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How African Fashion Week in Vancouver is Changing Fashion

Posted on April 24, 2022April 24, 2022 by Emma Mendez

When one thinks of so-called Vancouver and fashion, aside from Vancouver Fashion week, you probably don’t think of there being much else when it comes to fashion, yet to your surprise, or maybe not, February 2022 brought with it the fourth annual AFAM African Fashion Week.

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Black Arts Vancouver: Supporting Black Artists & Community

Posted on April 24, 2022April 24, 2022 by Yasmine Elsayed

While Vancouver is known to have a plethora of art establishments, Black Arts Vancouver seeks to stand out by offering opportunities that open doors to the Pan-African community, which refers to those of Indigenous African descent. They strive to create safe spaces for Black community members to express themselves freely through creativity, made accessible.

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Spring Aesthetics

Posted on March 21, 2022March 21, 2022 by Emma Mendez

Feral Witch of the Woods
As you emerge into the day, you still feel the moon as they watch you from above the trees. The radiance of the sun can not tear you two apart. Gathering the plants needed for this afternoon’s potion making, you feel the restless power alive throughout the forest, echoing within you.

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Vision Board Magick: Harnessing Your Creativity for Manifestation

Posted on February 21, 2022February 21, 2022 by Emma Mendez

You may have heard of the concept and practice of manifestation a lot lately. Maybe you’ve been seeing it on TikTok, heard about it through your friends or have been delving into spirituality and witchcraft yourself. However you’ve heard about manifestation, it’s no joke. It works, and can be a powerful tool to bring your dreams to life. No more “someday,” the time is now. Manifesting with vision boards makes it that much more accessible and potent.

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The Magic of Mending the Heart

Posted on February 1, 2022February 21, 2022 by Avery Nowicki

As Valentine’s Day swiftly approaches, it is almost impossible not to feel love emanating through the air. Couples seem to appear everywhere you look, picturesque pairings popping out of thin air and landing directly into your viewpoint.

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2022: The Year of the Community-Based Resolutions

Posted on January 31, 2022January 31, 2022 by Alexis Zygan

It’s that time of year where people reflect on the past and set an intention to improve their future. In most cases, New Year’s resolutions are driven by self-improvement. What if, instead of focusing on personal achievement, white allies worked to emphasize already existing community-based initiatives? Not just in 2022.

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Two Creatives to Look out for in 2022

Posted on January 19, 2022January 19, 2022 by Emma Mendez

Mauvey (he/him) is an alternative musical artist who blends various genres into creative, authentic expressions of love. His latest project, a mixtape titled The Florist, was released in late 2021, accompanied by a short film. Born in Ghana, but raised in the UK and so-called Vancouver, Mauvey continues to push the boundaries of the local and international music scene all while spreading love.

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December Aesthetics

Posted on December 9, 2021December 9, 2021 by Matt Shipley

By the Fireside: Not all of us see the winter holiday as three weeks to run around throwing piles of snow at each other. Sometimes, all we really want are calm, warm evenings with family and friends, sharing hot chocolate, marshmallows and stories.

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Letters of Gratitude

Posted on December 9, 2021December 15, 2021 by Emma Mendez

My beloved Winter Solstice,

I hold such a soft spot in my heart for you. I used to see you as just words on a calendar, unaware of all you had to offer. Now I think back to the first time I honoured you and I’m overflowing with love and gratitude. You gave me the opportunity to hold space for myself when I felt so alone in my grief. You also remind me of the blessings of rest and receiving.

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