Author: Rhonda Kronyk

Rhonda Kronyk (she/her) is a settler/Tsay Keh Dene research, writing and editing consultant. She is a founding member of the Indigenous Editors Association (IEA), and since 2018, Rhonda has been educating editors, writers, publishers and students on how to work with stories about about Indigenous Peoples. She is the owner of Rhonda Kronyk Literary Services and a project coordinator for the IEA.
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Indigenous Editors Circle: Connecting, Collaborating and Celebrating Indigenous Stories

April 17, 2025 by Rhonda Kronyk | 1 Comment on Indigenous Editors Circle: Connecting, Collaborating and Celebrating Indigenous Stories

In May 2025, the Indigenous Editors Association (IEA) will welcome 17 Indigenous and 13 non-Indigenous delegates to the first Indigenous Editors Circle since 2017.  Foundations of the Indigenous Editors Circle The Circle has a long-standing history. While the first Circle was held in 2014, with subsequent gatherings in 2015 and 2017, its development was preceded […]

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