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Freelance Video Journalist. Formerly @AP Mexico. Graduate of @Kingsjournalism. Interned at @AP Mexico City and @glabalhalifax. RT ≠ endorsement
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Convocation medalist’s academic journey rooted in community and Indigenous justice

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By Sofia Ortega Verified
| Simon Fraser University (SFU)
Convocation Michaela McGuire at the October 2025 Convocation Ceremony, SFU Burnaby Campus. Photo by Sofia Ortega When Michaela McGuire decided to return to school in 2016 to complete her undergraduate degree, her eyes were set on a future as a youth probation officer. But time would reveal a different path—a remarkable academic journey fueled by her curiosity, endless hunger for learning, and a deep commitment to her community.
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Destinos de la pulsión en Mantícora (Carlos Vermut, 2022)

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By Sofia Ortega Verified
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Criminology graduate fosters kindness through art at correctional centre

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By Sofia Ortega Verified
| Simon Fraser University (SFU)
FASS News Once a week, Celina Baskett drives out to the Surrey Pretrial Services Centre (SPSC) to teach art to small groups of male inmates. From drawing lines and shapes to understanding light and shade, every lesson is tailored to the learning appetite of the students of the day. Baskett, a criminology graduate and emerging artist, is no stranger to using art as a way of conveying her own perspective, a self-discovery tool that can transport her mind to a place of infinite possibilities.
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