What it’s like to go to Beyoncé Mass
Hymns are replaced with songs such as "Survivor" and "Flaws and All" in this worship service
I hope we don’t forget about Jean Vanier’s ideas
In some ways, his writing is a guide on how not to be like him
I learned I had autism at 46. I now understand myself.
A significant number of people like me are diagnosed in midlife. For reasons that are still coming to light, many of them
Desmond Cole presents snapshot of Black resistance in new book
In "The Skin We're In," the journalist and activist creates an incriminating account of institutionalized white supremacy
Book argues the need for new stories about disability
In fairy tales, disabilities are something to pity or fear, a metaphor for some moral imperfection
The life and death of an undocumented construction worker
Fearing deportation, Alvaro Vargas Fonseca lived under the radar in Canada. When he died, his family in Costa Rica struggled to find
From the frontlines of the Wet’suwet’en struggle
I gained a spiritual understanding through people's stories about what this territory means to them
Saskatchewan professor fighting employer over fossil fuel funding data
Emily Eaton is passionate about documenting oil and gas's influence and power in the province
How FGM survivors are reclaiming their bodies and lives
The movement to end female genital mutilation is growing, as is specialized support and care
This teacher is on a mission to discuss death
J. Dana Trent wants to reframe discussions of mortality for the post-millennial generation
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July/August 2025 Issue In this issue: New approaches to dementia care to help people live a full life; How to talk across polarities; How white evangelicals incite homophobia in Uganda |
