Human-Centered Journalism: An Evening with Megaphone Editor Paula Carlson and The Shift Peer Newsroom
Vancouver Public Library Presents
About
Join Megaphone Editor Paula Carlson and members of The Shift peer newsroom for an engaging conversation on the ethics of journalism, with a particular focus on reporting from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. The evening will also explore the evolving role of print media in 2026 and offer a behind-the-scenes look at Megaphone's peer newsroom and the collaborative process behind its reporting.
After the event stay for a Q & A with the Megaphone team!
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In partnership with Megaphone Magazine.
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For three decades, Paula Carlson has worked as a writer and editor at various community newspapers throughout the Lower Mainland, contributing stories and stick-handling special projects that have won more than 50 industry awards. She is Megaphone's editorial director, and the founder and managing editor of The Shift peer newsroom.
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Please register.
Registration is required to attend, as it helps us anticipate
attendance and send a reminder the day before the event, or any updates
about this program.
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VPL is committed to making our programs accessible for all. If you
have an access need that we have not addressed here, please email us at
[email protected].
For more information on physical access, view the Accessibility information on the Central Library page.
After the event stay for a Q & A with the Megaphone team!
—
In partnership with Megaphone Magazine.
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For three decades, Paula Carlson has worked as a writer and editor at various community newspapers throughout the Lower Mainland, contributing stories and stick-handling special projects that have won more than 50 industry awards. She is Megaphone's editorial director, and the founder and managing editor of The Shift peer newsroom.
---
Please register.
Registration is required to attend, as it helps us anticipate
attendance and send a reminder the day before the event, or any updates
about this program.
---
VPL is committed to making our programs accessible for all. If you
have an access need that we have not addressed here, please email us at
[email protected].
For more information on physical access, view the Accessibility information on the Central Library page.