Unlikely but valuable guide to Aboriginal worldview
By Citizens for Public Justice |
Jase Cowan’s review of Dancing With A Ghost: Exploring Aboriginal Reality by Rupert Ross.
A handbook for ‘do it yourself’ advocacy
By Deborah Mebude |
Chandra Pasma’s review of The Art of the Possible: A handbook for political activism by Amanda Sussman.
Eating local: a new take on an old theme
By Citizens for Public Justice |
Annie McKitrick’s review of The 100–Mile Diet: A year of local eating by Alisa Smith and J.B. MacKinnon.
Making the Best of It
By Rebekah Sears |
Rebekah Sears considers who we are for Jesus, today, in her review of Making the Best of It by John G. Stackhouse.
Book Review: The Skin We’re In
By Leila Edwards |
Desmond Cole raises a wide range of stories and experiences including microaggressions in employment, anti–black racism in education, the oppression of Indigenous Peoples, and violent police brutality.
Federal carbon price falls short
By Karri Munn-Venn |
[…] demonstrates the government’s firm acknowledgement of the integral role of carbon pricing in Canada’s climate action plan. Sadly, however, the level at which this price is to be set – beginning at $10 per tonne in 2018 and rising $10 per year to reach $50 per tonne in 2022 – will do little to meaningfully reduce Canadian GHG emissions.
the Catalyst, Summer 2013 – Vol. 36, No. 2
By Citizens for Public Justice |
- Reaching for Right Relationships by Joe Gunn
- Somewhere in Between by Karri Munn–Venn
- Exposing the Myths: Canadians for Tax Fairness by Gail Dugas
- Book Reviews
- “Restorers of streets with dwellings…” by Henriette Thompson
- Moving from Memory to Healing and Joy by Lorraine Land
- Loyalty to “The Stranger”: Two Voices by Carolina Teves and Mark Glanville
- Falling in Love with the […]
Flourishing Together
By Citizens for Public Justice |
Poverty is more than a matter of low income, but it always includes low income. It is important that appropriate measures are available to provide accurate and current data about the broad reality of poverty.
Interfaith call to action: Ending human rights violations in immigration detentions in Canada
By Citizens for Public Justice |
[…] in some of the most restrictive conditions of confinement and without a set release date. Although immigration detainees are held exclusively under immigration law and for non -criminal purposes, they are handcuffed, shackled, searched, and restricted to small spaces with rigid routines and under constant surveillance, with severely limited access to the outside world. […]
CPJ Calls for a Just Recovery
By Citizens for Public Justice |
CPJ calls for a just recovery from COVID–19, sharing specific policy recommendations aligned with the Principles of a Just Recovery.