Author: Debra Huron

Debra Huron is a writer, editor and writing trainer whose clients are in the health, government, labour and non-profit sectors. She says that, for her, grammar is the mathematics of language. An EAC member currently living in Ottawa, Debra is especially interested in editing's relationship to plain language.
A striking black and white image of an older man with glasses perched on his nose, side lit and wearing a plaid jacket or housecoat, who is holding what looks like an old book and reading.
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Freedom to read, at all

February 28, 2013 by Debra Huron | Leave a Comment

Although larger social issues are on the periphery of what we do as editors and writers, they sometimes grab my attention by speaking to questions of equity and human rights regarding the written word. Here’s how this is resonating with me this week. During the week of February 24 as Canada celebrates Freedom to Read Week, […]

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