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An Indigenous Youth Magazine launches Kickstarter Campaign

Now Seeking Community Support via Kickstarter, Red Wire Magazine is Dedicated to Amplifying the Voices of the Indigenous People!

As a homage to the old school Redwire, an inspiring new publication is emerging from the heart of Canada that is dedicated to the indigenous people of this region and is called Red Wire Magazine. This 20+ page will offer a platform to the indigenous people with in-depth journalism, creative storytelling, and critical analysis. To introduce this publication to the world, the creators of this project have recently launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, and they are welcoming generous community support and backing.

“Redwire Magazine is a dynamic and thought-provoking publication dedicated to amplifying the voices and experiences of Indigenous peoples.” Said the spokesperson of Red Wire Magazine, while introducing this project to the Kickstarter community. “This publication by the indigenous youth is for the indigenous youth and it will offer a voice for indigenous activists, and knowledge keepers.” He added. All funds raised through the crowdfunding campaign will go towards covering the expenses of purchasing printing equipment, binding equipment, storage space, and shipping costs, etc.

The Kickstarter Campaign is located on the web at:

www.kickstarter.com/projects/redwire/red-wire-magazine and backers from around the world can become a part of this project by making generous pledges and donations. Moreover, the goal of this Kickstarter campaign is to raise a sum of CA$ 10,000 and the publishers of this magazine are offering a wide range of rewards for the backers including the physical copies of the magazine and much more with worldwide shipping. Furthermore, more details are available on the Kickstarter campaign page of the project.

About This Project

Red Wire Magazine is an inspiring new magazine created by the indigenous people to give voice to the indigenous people. Based out of Canada, this magazine is dedicated to playing its role in amplifying the voices of indigenous peoples across North America and beyond. The 20+ page magazine is currently being crowdfunded on Kickstarter and its creators are welcoming support.

Media Contact
Company Name: Redwire
Contact Person: Qwyatseek Rampanen
Email: Send Email
Phone: 2507357598
Address:5735 Brown Road
City: Port Alberni
State: British Columbia
Country: Canada
Website: www.redwiremagazine.ca

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