South Asian Canadian women authors
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Poster detailing a reading by Anjali Banerjee at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies, University of the Fraser Valley on 24th February, 2009 at 4 pm. The poster states that Banerjee will discuss the challenges of navigating the mainstream publishing industry as a South Asian author.
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Poster titled, "One Book One UCFV", as University College of the Fraser Valley's book club invites students to join the book reading of "What the Body Remembers" by Shauna Singh Baldwin from June to September. The book reading will be followed by two discussion sessions and a visit from Shauna Singh Baldwin herself at the end of September. The poster provides a summary of the book and invites all the interested book lovers from the campus, as well as, the community.
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Newspaper clipping titled, "Shauna S. Baldwin is reading from her Book at UCFV in Abbotsford on September 26, 2007" published by the Punjabi Patrika on 29th September, 2006.
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Photograph of Anne Bhanu Chopra, lawyer and author. Chopra was hosted by Vancouver Public Library as a part of their The Millennium Resolutions series, for an author meet-and-greet.
Anne Bhanu Chopra was born in Delhi, India but raised in Canada. Chopra, B.Comm., M.I.R. (Queen's) J.D., is a corporate lawyer, public company director, lecturer, coach & law society ombudsperson. For 18 years, Chopra was the ombudsperson for the Law Society of British Columbia, providing conflict resolution, education, coaching and training to individuals and firms. In September 1999, Chopra published her first book, Beyond the Mirror: Seeing Ourselves as We Are. It was published by Abacho Publishing, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The poetry book offers a reflective and personal perspective from Chopra about life.
Anne Bhanu Chopra was born in Delhi, India but raised in Canada. Chopra, B.Comm., M.I.R. (Queen's) J.D., is a corporate lawyer, public company director, lecturer, coach & law society ombudsperson. For 18 years, Chopra was the ombudsperson for the Law Society of British Columbia, providing conflict resolution, education, coaching and training to individuals and firms. In September 1999, Chopra published her first book, Beyond the Mirror: Seeing Ourselves as We Are. It was published by Abacho Publishing, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The poetry book offers a reflective and personal perspective from Chopra about life.
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Photograph of Anne Bhanu Chopra, lawyer and author. Chopra was hosted by Vancouver Public Library as a part of their The Millennium Resolutions series, for an author meet-and-greet.
Anne Bhanu Chopra was born in Delhi, India but raised in Canada. Chopra, B.Comm., M.I.R. (Queen's) J.D., is a corporate lawyer, public company director, lecturer, coach & law society ombudsperson. For 18 years, Chopra was the ombudsperson for the Law Society of British Columbia, providing conflict resolution, education, coaching and training to individuals and firms. In September 1999, Chopra published her first book, Beyond the Mirror: Seeing Ourselves as We Are. It was published by Abacho Publishing, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The poetry book offers a reflective and personal perspective from Chopra about life.
Anne Bhanu Chopra was born in Delhi, India but raised in Canada. Chopra, B.Comm., M.I.R. (Queen's) J.D., is a corporate lawyer, public company director, lecturer, coach & law society ombudsperson. For 18 years, Chopra was the ombudsperson for the Law Society of British Columbia, providing conflict resolution, education, coaching and training to individuals and firms. In September 1999, Chopra published her first book, Beyond the Mirror: Seeing Ourselves as We Are. It was published by Abacho Publishing, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The poetry book offers a reflective and personal perspective from Chopra about life.