Black women are still struggling to get promotions and equal pay for their work by Katharine Lake Berz Study finds Canadian women feel they are overlooked for opportunities and lack resources to progress
Joy Kogawa calls new poetry book her ‘last hurrah’ at 88 by Julie McGonegal The Japanese Canadian poet and novelist discusses her literary career, her father's abuse and her spiritual journey
“Reuniting with Strangers” explores the complexities of reconnecting Filipino families by Robert Liwanag Jennilee Austria-Bonifacio’s debut novel shares the immigrant experience through the family members left behind
How this non-profit plans to make the world a better place through social connections by Rawan Youssef "We are all part of the solution to the disconnected world," says Genwell Project's Pete Bombaci
How Black women are navigating feminism through African spirituality by Gabriella Opara Black feminist writing has allowed them to reclaim their spirituality
How Broadview will leave its mark in 2023 by Jocelyn Bell Many people's faith compelled them to stand up for 2SLGBTQ+ rights, women’s rights, racial equality and climate justice
Torn apart from their families, Uyghur exiles look to Canada in hopes of a better life by Yvonne Lau Canada's plan to resettle over 10,000 Uyghurs and Turkic Muslims could help young people who fear harassment from Chinese authorities
The Virgin Mary was a prophet too, some experts say by Anne Thériault She may be remembered as meek and mild, but theologians say the Virgin Mary was a force for social justice
A new book by Palestinian and Jewish community leaders encourages meaningful dialogue on Israel-Palestine by David Giuliano Raja G. Khouri and Jeffrey J. Wilkinson's book, "The Wall Between," was published a few days before the Israel-Hamas War began
The unsettling conversation around Buffy Sainte-Marie’s pretendian controversy by Mike Alexander Though the popular musician and trailblazer was adopted into a Cree family, she took up space where she didn't belong, Mike Alexander