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Jackie Wong

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As seen in: The Tyee, VICE, BabyCenter, The Sacramento Bee, What to Expect, The Modesto Bee, University Affairs, Political Violence At A Glance, Maisonneuve Magazine, DrWeb's Domain (Podcast)
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I am not actively working as a journalist as of 2020. My current work includes facilitation, program design, community engagement, and editorial services.

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For Trevor Jang, Laughter Is the Best Medicine

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By Jackie Wong Verified
| The Tyee Verified
[Editor’s note: Next month, Trevor Jang will join Tyee Creative Forces Anthonia Ogundele and Eden Fineday at a special Creative Mornings/Vancouver event at the Vancouver Art Gallery on Fri. Sept. 4, held in partnership with The Tyee. Tickets are free and available now. We recommend signing up soon as the event is expected to reach capacity.] Creative Forces is a Tyee series that spotlights people in the community who are using their creativity as a force for good.
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What Does It Take to Make a Life in the City?

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By Jackie Wong Verified
| The Tyee Verified
Very Vancouver: Uncovering the Soul of a West Coast City Christopher Cheung ECW Press (2026) Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Bard on the Beach’s ‘Antigone’ Gives New Voice to the Women In this contemporary adaptation of Sophocles’ tragedy, playwright Kate Besworth focuses on family, inheritance and the choices we make.
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Hell on Wheels | The Tyee

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By Jackie Wong Verified
| The Tyee Verified
Zippy and compact, electric kick scooters, or e-scooters, convey a childlike whimsicality. They appeal to people in search of a fun, efficient mode of transportation that’s faster than walking or taking the bus, and less work than biking or driving. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Do You Believe There’s Still a Job for Human Journalists to Do? Only if the humans who read them support them. And here comes AI.
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