April/May 2022, UCC in Focus
Indigenous mural changes the narrative in Toronto church
Artist Philip Cote has placed Turtle Island underneath the stained glass window's Christian images
Indigenous
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March 2022, UCC in Focus
How Vancouver’s First United centres Indigenous healing
The organization emphasizes Indigenous leadership and creates a safe space for Indigenous community members to just be themselves
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Justice
How an Indigenous Peoples Fund would actively further reconciliation
While it may be a time for settlers to listen and learn, they also need to engage and act
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Ethical Living, January/February 2022
Rebecca Kudloo is fighting for a violence-free future for Inuit families
The longtime advocate says abuse suffered by residential school survivors is a significant factor in domestic violence
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Ethical Living
Indigenous nations should be seen as experts on false claims of identity
There are underlying components of colonialism in how we call out people who fraudulently claim indigeneity
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UCC in Focus
At 1JustCity, Indigenous peoples — and settlers — come to heal in a safe space
The Winnipeg-based organization hosts circles where members are free to share their stories and learn from each other
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Ethical Living
Want to reach out to an Indigenous scholar? Here are 10 things to consider
The past has been fraught with non-Indigenous people attempting to take Indigenous knowledges with little thought to the impacts on communities
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Justice
3 organizations tackling food insecurity in Indigenous communities
For many people, food security means more than just low-cost food and access to grocery stores
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Justice
As an Indigenous person, I think a national day of mourning is exactly what we need
'We need the time because we are weary. It is exhausting to wonder what will be uncovered next.'
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Ethical Living, Oct/Nov 2021
Residential school survivor documents ‘spiritual journey’ — and the photos are powerful
Three grandmothers embarked on a road trip west to bring prayers and gifts to First Nations communities mourning the children whose remains were confirmed at former school sites
