Megaphone Magazine

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We amplify marginalized voices and create meaningful work for those experiencing poverty or are low-income in Vancouver, BC. #changethatworks https://linktr.ee/megaphonemag

📢 New event! Join Megaphone's Paula Carlson, Amy Romer and members of The Shift peer newsroom for a conversation on human-centred journalism, ethical reporting and the evolution of print media. 🗓️ Sept. 15, 6 p.m. 📍 VPL Central 🎟️ Free to attend! l1nq.com/8he5k17

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Save the date! Join us for an inspiring evening celebrating community, storytelling, and the impact of Megaphone. Ticket and event details are coming soon. We can't wait to celebrate with you! ❤️

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✨ New in the July issue: the sixth edition of our Voices of the Street zine.  Filled with original writing, artwork and reflections, this limited-edition zine insert showcases the creativity and insight of local writers and artists ❤️

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This month’s cover story dives into the debate surrounding the soccer tournament’s billion-dollar price tag, weighing promises of packed stadiums, economic benefits against concerns about who will ultimately bear the cost.

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APRIL ISSUE OUT NOW! Our cover features a powerful self-portrait by Kayla Isomura from The Suitcase Project, now on view at the Museum of Vancouver. The travelling exhibit explores the lasting impacts of the internment of Japanese Canadians during World War II—tracing memory and displacement.

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March’s Hope in Shadows winner, Fun in the Sun by longtime contributor and vendor Peter Thompson, captures his granddaughter playing among buttercups at Terra Nova Park. Thank you to the Hospital Employees’ Union for supporting this project and the community behind it. ❤️🌼

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“No street soccer services are currently available in Vancouver. Street soccer has been proven to benefit at-risk communities around the world. There is even a Homeless World Cup Foundation… By shutting down the VSSL, Vancouver Parks has caused harm and suffering.”

Megaphone Magazine@megaphonemagazine.com · 4mo ago

As Vancouver prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Vancouver Street Soccer League has been forced off the field due to park restrictions, leaving players without a vital community space that’s supported people facing homelessness + addiction since 2008. megaphonemagazine.com/2026/03/stre...

We're throwing it back to our April cover story! Our April cover story highlights beloved Downtown Eastside matriarch Grace Chen and the strength and determination that have carried Save On Meats and The Ovaltine Cafe through both personal and professional challenges. 1/2 ✏️

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