Hindus and Sikhs as Minorities in Afghanistan By Khamosh, in Afghanistan, Feb. 16, 2020 Afghan Hindus and Sikhs are an important part of Afghan history and society. They have played […]
” . . . it makes me proud and gives me hope for the future that maybe, even in prison, we can end the stigma against those who are different; […]
Once upon a time there were ten Indigenous boys who could run like the wind. They proved to themselves and Canada they were capable of achieving greatness. They represented their […]
By Emma Jane JOURNEY Magazine Ptbo Co-Op Student While almost everyone can expect to experience conflict throughout their teenage years, not everyone has access to resources that help resolve […]
By Emma Jane JOURNEY Magazine Ptbo Co-Op Student “Whether it’s what we post on social media, what we wear, or how we express our sexuality, women are always under […]
© Shkaabewis Lynn Gehl, Algonquin Anishinaabe-kwe. “I make blankets, just as my mother did, and her mother before her did.” Alice Olsen Williams. Alice Olsen Williams is the daughter of […]
It’s Spring! (Well, sort of) What to do? Hmmm. Okay, go to mall. Buy two cute t-shirts at a chain store for $5 that were are manufactured in Bangladesh. Wear […]
“I remember once during our Macbeth unit, we spent the class insulting each other using Shakespearean language. It was so much fun!” By Emma Jane, JOURNEY Magazine Ptbo Co-Op […]
All ages! All abilities! All sizes! All genders! All faiths! All expressions! All arts! All cultures! All welcome! Such is the rallying cry of Creating Space, a grass-roots community arts […]
By Emma Jane On March 8 I attended what I hope will be my first of many International Women’s Day events. As an 18-year-old girl, it is important […]
Gianne Broughton worries about the plankton. Yes, the plankton — micro-organisms that fill the world’s oceans. They may be small but they are highly sensitive to environmental change, and their […]
