Yes, there’s hope —here’s why
When I need reminding that all is not lost, I often look at this image above of women in northern India protecting an ancient tree
We should really talk about this
If you’re receiving this email, there’s a good chance you already know that “this” refers to the report released on Monday by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel
Let’s Talk About Land Acknowledgments
Offering a land acknowledgment at the start of a gathering has become much more common in recent years. It’s one small way for non-Indigenous people
On the Art of Stealing Human Rights
These extracts are from a speech given by Gerry Gambill at a conference on human rights at Tobique Reserve in New Brunswick. In this speech,
Can we allow ourselves to be changed by what we know?
When it comes to the climate crisis, many of us keep reciting variations on mantras that go something like this: People don’t understand how dire
10 year old Norah has a message for you
I’d like to introduce you to a young girl named Norah, but first let me tell you why. A few months ago, while working on
#SizeMatters
While we can’t say size always matters, in the case of buildings it really does. On Tuesday, September 7, Halifax and West Community Council will be hosting a virtual public
Is this some weird dream?
If you’re feeling off-balance these days, or as though you’ve woken up in a dystopian future, you’re not alone. A recent article by Mitchell Beer talks about