Ethical Living, Oct/Nov 2021
My grandmother had a lobotomy and was forever altered
She was among 50,000 North Americans who had the controversial surgery. Most were women.
Editor's Letter
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Justice, September 2021
Broadview embarks on an ‘adventure in reconciliation’ with Romeo Saganash
The former NDP MP will guest-edit our June 2022 issue
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July/August 2021, Spirituality
There’s still room in my heart for St. Francis, even centuries after his death
He renounced materialism and gave rise to the order of ministries known for social justice
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Ethical Living, June 2021
How you can help us improve literacy in prisons
Studies show that inmates who gain literacy and numeracy skills while incarcerated better reintegrate into society
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April/May 2021, Ethical Living
Broadview’s latest cover marks a change in our magazine
Loss of revenue due to the pandemic compels us to make important changes
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Ethical Living, March 2021
How one church is fighting loneliness during the pandemic
Many feel isolated, but faith communities are finding ways to connect
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Ethical Living, Jan./Feb. 2021
Let’s resolve to have hope in 2021
2020 was a trainwreck. Is it foolish to envision a better new year?
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December 2020, Ethical Living
Christmas miracles begin with human moments
Is finding a canoe in your dining room a miraculous event? To my young eyes, it was.
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Justice, November 2020
We’re raising the bar on diversity at Broadview
Our goal is that by 2025, one-third of our staff and freelancers will be BIPOC
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Justice, October 2020
Raising any child is a challenge. Am I doing enough?
I hope my son will stand up for the rights of others
