I arrived at SJ Willis Educational Centre to a packed auditorium – 150 people determined to share in this “Conversation on Amalgamation” convened by a volunteer committee of: Shellie Gudgeon, Tamara Hernandez, Rod Phillips, Susan Jones and Mat Wright. Since their involvement started largely due to conversations on Twitter, there was naturally a new media component to the evening. Here is the #yyjgov tweet stream as curated using Storify.
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Impressions from “A Conversation on Amalgamation” February 7th, 2012 Victoria BC
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Janis La Couvée (she/her) is a writer, poet and conservationist with a love of wild green spaces, from Campbell River, Canada —territory of the Ligwithdaxw people. Her poems have appeared in the League of Canadian Poets Fresh Voices, Sea and Cedar Magazine, Tiger Moth Review, Loch Raven Review, and other journals and anthologies. Janis is an alumna of the inaugural Fahmidan Literary Journal mentorship.





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