Angela Long

Angela Long

Angela Long is a multi-genre writer and freelance journalist. She holds a BFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University. She has travelled widely – collecting stories, working, and volunteering – from the Indian Himalayas to the rainforests of Central America to the farmers’ fields of Basque Country. She’s the author of Observations from Off the Grid and Every Day We Disappear. Her publication credits include The Globe and Mail, Kyoto Journal, The Best Women’s Travel Writing, Utne Reader, and The Yukon Magazine. Angela has written about everything from astrophysics to Indigenous media to snow. Currently, she lives in an off-the-grid cabin on Haida Gwaii.

Written By Angela Long

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Sector News Digest: August 25, 2020

This week: Freeland’s to-do list, recovery ideas from Alberta’s non-profits, pandemic fallout for Indigenous artists, and making summer fundraisers work despite social distancing  Charity reform

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Sector News Digest: July 14, 2020

In this week’s News Digest: the widening WE-troversy, Atlantic Canada collaborations, new granting opportunities for Black-led groups, and COVID-related layoffs at Imagine Canada From WE

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News Digest: June 2, 2020

In this week’s News Digest: more data on COVID-related revenue erosion, a focus on equitable stimulus, and pro-bono consulting for arts groups. Plunging revenue, plunging