Where BC’s Magazine Industry Comes Together

Networking Breaks

Throughout the day, there are chances to refresh and catch up with colleagues and meet new connections.

Refreshments, lunch and the post-conference social are all included as part of your MagsWest2024 full day conference pass.

Breaks will be held on site at our host venue, the VSO School of Music.

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Breakfast at Uva Caffé credit @uvavancouver

Networking Breakfast at Uva Caffé

Climate emergency due to global warming and climate change, at Perito Moreno Glacier, Los Glaciares

Our Planet, Our Pages: Reader-Supported Journalism, the Grist Story

Android AI robot speaking at the press conference

AI and Journalism: Navigating a Rapidly Changing World

Reimagining Online Magazines: Byline … Deep Cuts and Deep Dives

Tech Tools for the Modern Writer and Editor

A Case Study in Ethical Fact-Checking

Dynamic Business Seminar: Strategic Collaboration and Project Planning

A Step-by-Step Framework for Strategic Planning (That Actually Works!)

Finding and Keeping Readers: What’s Working for Small/Cultural Magazines

Revitalize Your Magazine: A Turnaround Workshop

A collage of photos of Jessie Johnston, Jeanette Ageson, Eden Fineday, and Kim Werker, speakers on at panel at the Magazines West conference 2024.

Panel: What’s Working for Indie Publishers?

After Conference Networking Social

Overhead view of MagsWest 2019 session audience - Craig Madoroko

Magazines West 2024 Conference

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