2013 – Asian Canadian Writers Showcase

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"Derick De Leon started with sketches.He lay, bedridden with a career-ending injury, mapping out creations for a future fashion brand.Fast-forward two years: De Leon’s work has hit the Sundance Film Festival, he’s been asked to speak in Ottawa and his designs are in local stores." ... See MoreSee Less

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Derick De Leon started with sketches. He lay, bedridden with a career-ending injury, mapping out creations for a future fashion brand. Fast-forward two years: De Leon’s work has hit the Sundance Fil...

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Asian Heritage Society of Manitoba

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TOMORROW!!!Free registration: www.eventbrite.ca/e/navigating-collective-structures-from-the-ground-up-workshop-for-artists-tick..."There are several different ways that artists can organize themselves and work together on creative initiatives. Have you considered the pros and cons of working on your own versus in partnership with others? Partnering with other artists can come in a variety of forms, whether it be an informal or formal partnership, co-ops, collectives, or another type of incorporated entity. Learn from the Co-founders of Love Intersections, David Ng and Jen Sungshine about their not-for-profit and how they came to create their structure based on relationships and values." ... See MoreSee Less

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Asian Heritage Society of Manitoba

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Asian Heritage Society of Manitoba

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For those that missed CanAsian Arts Network 's May 29 : How to acknowledge land workshop, you can still watch it on their YouTube Channel:www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFKo1-63IzY ... See MoreSee Less

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Asian Heritage Society of Manitoba

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Hon. Premier Heather Stefanson, accompanied by Ministers Jon Reyes (Labour & Immigration) and Obby Khan (Sport, Culture, and Heritage), took part in a significant event alongside Filipino community leaders at the Manitoba Legislature, where they unfurled a monumental 30ftx60ft Philippine Super Flag. The special event at the Manitoba Legislature coincides with the commencement of June, which is officially recognized in Manitoba and throughout Canada as Filipino Heritage Month. #FilipinoHeritageMonth#FilipinosInCanada #FilipinoCommunity ... See MoreSee Less

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