A little rant: A common saying that I hear in organizations and companies is, "Diversity and Inclusion are two sides of the same coin...

Edmonton has revised its electoral boundaries, and at the same time, renamed all the wards with Indigenous names selected by the Committee o...

Recently I had the opportunity to be involved in t he design of a logo to be used for internal, diversity and inclusion-related events where...

Looking to broaden your musical horizons and increase your cultural exposure ? Here's just the thing for you: Reclaimed is a weekly ser...

In the fall of 2018, my colleague and I met with Jeff Chalifoux, then one of the co-chairs of the  Edmonton 2 Spirit Society . Our conversat...

Minoritized groups are often under-represented in images, whether advertising, magazine articles, or generic images used in reports and broc...

 A Kids Book About is a company creating a new kind of kids' books -- ones that focus on the content and ideas. Here's what they say...

Learning for Justice’s new streaming classroom film, Bibi , tells the story of a Latinx father and son who can talk about anything—but only ...

"Basically, in the Bible and throughout most of church history, the Christian ethic of love has been one of approach and contact, even ...

Hmm, now that's a question, isn't it?

Looking for some good learning opportunities? The Center for Artistic Activism has a great set of webinars related to the arts and activism....

My Brother is a Mermaid is a social realist fairy tale about a transfeminine teenager, as seen through the eyes of their 7 year ...

Camara Jones in this video does an amazing job of explaining the dimensions of racism, and presents four helpful allegories: Direct lin...

If you are familiar with Indigenous teachings, you will know that the four directions feature prominently in many of them.  For example, a P...