When horses become therapists
A riding program outside Alliston, Ont., gives vulnerable teens a chance to build trust, regulate their emotions and regain confidence
The truth is never the whole story
A former Canadian Museum for Human Rights director on the 'Palestine Uprooted' controversy
They don’t just want better prisons. They want no prisons
For Canadian Quakers, a radical commitment to social justice has led to challenging incarceration itself
A Canadian medical worker bears witness to life inside Gaza
Dorotea Gucciardo reflects on six weeks treating patients amid airstrikes, displacement and deepening hunger
Healing begins at a Winnipeg mosque
The Bilal Community and Family Centre's restorative justice program helps people resolve conflict and reconnect with their communities
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
In the Bible, does ‘mankind’ include women?
How Genesis helped shape the language of inequality
When a church stops asking hard questions
The Anglican Church of Canada's decision to replace journalism with public relations is a betrayal, argues former Anglican Journal editor Matthew Townsend
Anglican Journal faces final shift from journalism to church communications
Council of General Synod voted unanimously to remake the longtime newspaper as an official voice of the Anglican Church of Canada
Building reconciliation, one Indigenous-led project at a time
The Catholic Archdiocese of Winnipeg is supporting healing initiatives that range from a survivor-led healing village to restorative justice and cultural preservation
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