Paula Kirman

About

My professional journey demonstrates a steadfast dedication to storytelling and community engagement. At the heart of my work lies a vision to empower and amplify the voices within our society through strategic content creation and advocacy in social justice. This mission is reflected in the digital and print landscapes where I have crafted influential messages, all while maintaining a vibrant connection with diverse communities. I also thrive in creating compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences, a skill honed over years of editorial leadership at Boyle McCauley News, where I am also a Volunteer Coordinator and manager of our digital assets. As the Administrator at Alberta Labour History Institute, I manage the daily operations of the organization, leveraging my extensive background in web content, marketing communications, and editorial roles. I recently expanded my educational background to include a Master of Library and Information Studies. I am open to the possibility of pivoting towards communications aimed at the GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums) sector, as well as utilizing my knowledge of information organization to enhance the skills I can offer clients in the non-profit, government, and corporate sectors.