Quakers have fought slavery. Now some want to abolish prisons.
Members of this tiny Christian denomination say their faith compels them to imagine a different kind of justice
Keeping the church bells ringing
One family business is helping aging churches preserve a centuries-old tradition
Historic Black landmark gets a second chance
A conditional sale halted an effort to strip Beth Emanuel Church of its heritage status, giving supporters hope the London, Ont., site
The long shadow of indentured servitude
In "Go-Between Girl," Andrea Gunraj traces her family’s migration from India to Guyana and asks how colonial labour exploitation still echoes today
What Broadview’s predecessor chose not to see about the Edmonton Residential School
The Christian Guardian portrayed the new school as modern and orderly. But Indigenous children described hunger and fear
Winnipeg exhibit helps tell story of Sikh immigrant who put life on line
After arriving in Canada in 1916, “John” Baboo’s story reveals immigrant service, risk and recognition
Broadview went searching through its past. The findings were uncomfortable.
A new ebook explores racism, colonialism and Indigenous resistance in Canada’s oldest Christian publication
How one Cree grandmother is reshaping the future of law in Canada
Val Napoleon is challenging how law is taught and practised by centring Indigenous legal traditions
There’s a Jewish community in Iran?
After U.S.-Israeli airstrikes hit a synagogue in Tehran, many were surprised to learn that Jews have deep roots in the Islamic Republic
Forged Morrisseaus are hurting today’s Indigenous artists
Decades of art fraud have undermined trust in the Woodland School and threatened the livelihoods of living creators
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