My mosque is an empowering place for women by Maria Iqbal "Islam teaches us that men and women complement each other. We respect each other’s similarities and differences while we both strive for
What a grieving Kurdish family taught me by Chuck Wright Christian Peacemakers Team member Chuck Wright reflects on the inadequacy of 'bearing witness'
Canadian laws still put sex workers in danger by Evan Smith Criminalizing aspects of the sex industry also perpetuates stigma, says this minister and writer
What I learned from this baseball player’s death by Paul Fraumeni A longtime baseball fan and armchair critic reflects on his attitude towards athletes and mental health
Churches need to embrace people of all sizes by Aaron Miechkota All bodies are a beautiful part of Creation, says this writer, and it's time spaces of faith start accommodating people-of-size as part
My partner’s death taught me to embrace both sorrow and joy by Kimiko Karpoff The writer reflects on what has helped her cope after a devastating loss
Self-defense classes won’t stop violence against women by Sidrah Ahmad-Chan The idea that they can is a fantasy that minimizes the severity of the problem
Notre Dame fire is a historical loss, not a religious one by Jacob McNair The church is far more replaceable as a house of worship than as an artifact, says this writer
I’ve never liked my voice, but a ‘singcation’ boosted my confidence by Anne Bokma The writer reflects on a five-day choir retreat she attended in Newfoundland
The simple way men can help fight misogyny by Mike Sholars Men need to start doing their part in identifying and fighting a culture of sexual assault so it’s not a burden entirely