Stevens, Noreen

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Stevens Noreen graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1985. She holds a degree in Interior Design. As a committed lesbian feminist, she worked to share her skills with community organizations that supported LGBTQ+ equality issues, feminist values and progressive social change. She developed a design practice by supporting such community organizations, opening Winnipeg's first LGBTQ+ restaurant (Winona's Coffee & Ice) and creating a bi-weekly comic strip, The Chosen Family, which was published in the LGBTQ+ and feminist press across North America from 1988 to 2004.
In the spring of 1986, she was approached by Brenda Sinclair (wife Pauls) to collaborate on a logo, advertising and other branding materials for Bold Print, a women's bookstore she was opening in partnership with Joan Turner in Winnipeg. Brenda Sinclair was her contact at Bold Print, and they met several times in the months leading up to and following the opening of Bold Print.
In collaboration with Brenda Sinclair, Noreen Stevens developed an advertising campaign for the Bold Print bookstore and designed various promotional materials. Noreen Stevens was also responsible for the interior design and layout of the bookstore, which was subsequently completed by John Stockwell.
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Stevens Noreen est diplômée de l'Université du Manitoba depuis 1985. Elle détient un diplôme en design d'intérieur. En tant que lesbienne féministe engagée, elle s'est employée à partager ses compétences avec des organismes communautaires qui soutenaient les questions d'égalité LGBTQ+, les valeurs féministes et le changement social progressif. Elle a développé une pratique du design en soutenant de telles organisations communautaires, en ouvrant le premier restaurant LGBTQ+ de Winnipeg (Winona's Coffee & Ice) et en créant une bande dessinée bihebdomadaire, The Chosen Family, publiée dans la presse LGBTQ+ et féministe à travers l'Amérique du Nord de 1988 à 2004.
Au printemps 1986, Brenda Sinclair (épouse Pauls) l'a approchée pour collaborer à la création d'un logo, d'une publicité et d'autres supports de marque pour Bold Print, une librairie pour femmes qu'elle ouvrait en partenariat avec Joan Turner à Winnipeg. Brenda Sinclair était son contact chez Bold Print, et elles se sont rencontrées plusieurs fois dans les mois qui ont précédé et suivi l'ouverture de Bold Print.
En collaboration avec Brenda Sinclair, Noreen Stevens a déployé une campagne publicitaire pour la librairie Bold Print et conçu divers matériels promotionnels. Noreen Stevens a également été en charge de la décoration et de l’aménagement intérieurs de la librairie réalisés ensuite par John Stockwell.

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Pauls, Brenda J.

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Pauls, Brenda J. é o parceiro de negócios de Stevens, Noreen

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