Journal of Body Piercing — APP
This year, it was my honor to recognize Gus Diamond’s dedication to volunteering by giving him the Josh A. Prentice Volunteer Award. Though I struggled a little bit with exactly… Continue reading "Point #60: Josh A. Prentice Volunteer Award"
By Caitlin McDiarmid I had a great time at this year’s Conference. It was my tenth conference, and for the very first time I went fully looking forward to the… Continue reading "Point #60: Volunteer Thank You"
By Russ Foxx Of the three APP conferences I have attended thus far, this year’s was definitely my most memorable and exciting. The sense of camaraderie in conjunction with the… Continue reading "Point #60: The 17th Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada – June 17-22, 2012"
By Mike Martin After a great conference I have been having so many thoughts and I’m trying to sort things out. One realization that became quite clear is that legislation… Continue reading "Point #60: Legislative Update"
By Jezebel Voule I live in a land with no legislation of the piercing field. A land where tattoo artists are regulated and need to be licensed, but piercers are… Continue reading "Point #60: To Pierce a Minor"
By April Berardi, AJ Goldman, and Johnny Velez with support from the Outreach Committee There is a hefty stack of informational brochures available through the Association of Professional Piercers that… Continue reading "Point #60: The APP Brochures Overview Article One: What They Are and How to Use Them"
By Jef Saunders As moderator for one of this year’s Conference roundtable discussions, my focus was on a topic that fascinates me: social media. We’ve all seen examples of piercers… Continue reading "Point #60: Social Media for Piercers"
By Bethra Szumski Without question, the Internet—social networking in particular—is changing the way that people interact. It brings people closer by creating more convenient communication between friends, family members, and… Continue reading "Point #60: Internet Posting Etiquette"
By Elayne Angel The Point has gone through quite a number of changes since it was first launched as an undated newsletter in the mid 1990s. At that stage, it… Continue reading "Point #60 From the Editor: Elayne Angel"
