Joy Kogawa calls new poetry book her ‘last hurrah’ at 88
The Japanese Canadian poet and novelist discusses her literary career, her father's abuse and her spiritual journey
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How to improve workplaces for neurodivergent employees
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"It innately makes sense that we rebuild the Indigenous health system," he says
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New Flannery O’Connor film misses key parts of her life story
Directed by Ethan Hawke, "Wildcat" idealizes the author despite her controversies
How this non-profit plans to make the world a better place through social connections
"We are all part of the solution to the disconnected world," says Genwell Project's Pete Bombaci
How Broadview will leave its mark in 2023
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