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SMJ Magazine - Fall 2014

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Our front cover story involves a pioneer in every sense of the word. The Hon. Jean Augustine came to Canada from Grenada at age 23 as a nanny, educated herself to be become a school teacher and then a principal, before rising up to be Canada's first female MP and then first cabinet minister of Afro-Caribbean descent. The first Toronto all-girls' school has been named after her. Her legacy was a private members' bill that resulted in the establishment of Black History Month throughout the country every February. There are other firsts in fashion & design. A story on the first of what we feel will be many years of African Fashion Week Toronto appears, as does an article on a designer we first met earlier in the year doing our first special edition, Fanny Ngantcheu and her brand Kwesiya.

SMJ Magazine Description:

Uitgever: Seventh-House-Publishing-Arts

Categorie: Lifestyle

Taal: English

Frequentie: Quarterly

SMJ magazine is a diverse and unique publication. Our focus is image lifestyle and business reporting in the fields of fashion & design arts & entertainment, health & wellness, faith & community. We publish original stories about people overcoming all and achieving more. Often it is simply ordinary people doing extraordinary things.