Canadian Magazine Industry News
30 August 2016, VANCOUVER, BC
Megaphone’s executive director steps down
For ten years Sean Condon worked at the helm of Megaphone, a magazine sold in Victoria and Vancouver by homeless and low-income vendors.
Megaphone is published monthly by the not-for-profit Street Corner Media Foundation, which vendors buy for 75 cents and sell the magazine for $2. All of the money from any transaction goes to the vendor.
In a post on the magazines website Condon says he will remember his 10 years with pride.
“I know how lucky I am to have held this position,” he writes. “Megaphone provides an incredibly necessary economic opportunity and voice to people who have been marginalized because of their health, income, gender, or race. I am eternally grateful to the vendors for giving me the chance to work with them.”
Read Condon’s full farewell message on the Megaphone website.
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