A murder mystery game without the murder
A murder mystery game without the murder? That’s right! Who Stole the Prize Pie is a recently launched game perfect for the whole family.
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Raising funds for a gender-fluid, non-violent whodunit game
Earlier this week, I launched my first Kickstarter to raise funds for a print version of a mystery game I designed. Learn ways to support and pledge!
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Paddling Together Knowledge Mobilization
I worked with the Paddling Together towards a Skookum Surrey team to set up an immersive, multimedia site so anyone can experience their own canoe journey and learn about how to build stronger, more humanizing relationships among Urban Indigenous Peoples and health/social services providers.
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In writer’s block, sometimes it’s the format that’s the problem
I’ve had writer’s block for many years. Here’s how working in a new format helped me overcome writer’s block.
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Love for organizations that adhere to their values when challenged
Is there a way to help organizations act on the values they ask us to advertise? Can we nudge them to follow in the footsteps of companies that stand up when the going gets tough?
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Exercise your right to vote in the Vancouver by-election
The Vancouver by-election is coming up on Saturday, April 5, 2025. You can vote by mail or in-person on advance voting days and election day. Find a Vancouver by-election voting location near you on the City of Vancouver infosite. The political landscape makes me nervous. More and more, alt right movements are growing, getting bolder,…
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Five movies that show male vulnerability
Are you following me over on Substack? Today, I posted five movie recommendations to see a softer side of masculinity.
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Blue Lotus Ethnobotanicals WordPress Website Design
Blue Lotus Ethnobotanicals wanted their website to reflect the healing power of nature. That’s where I came in!
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Why I left Instagram and X/Twitter
When I first started out in my communications career I was elated that I was being paid to spend my time on social media. At the time (2012/2013), social media offered a platform to share parts of myself that hadn’t had an avenue to be heard before. For the companies I worked for, social media…
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“Masculine energy” includes softness, vulnerability, and love
In my opinion, Zuckerberg’s view of masculine energy, and MMA culture for that matter, is narrow-minded and is not the type of energy needed in the corporate world.
