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A former Canadian Museum for Human Rights director on the 'Palestine Uprooted' controversy.

The truth is never the whole story | Broadview Magazine A former Canadian Museum for Human Rights director on the 'Palestine Uprooted' controversy

A riding program outside Alliston, Ont., gives vulnerable teens a chance to build trust, regulate their emotions and regain confidence.

When horses become therapists | Broadview Magazine A riding program outside Alliston, Ont., gives vulnerable teens a chance to build trust, regulate their emotions and regain confidence

What becomes of a community’s history when a wildfire destroys the places that hold it?

In 2021, a devastating wildfire destroyed much of Lytton, B.C., including the Lytton Chinese History Museum and its collection of more than 1,600 artifacts.

As wildfires continue to threaten communities across B.C., Broadview revisits Lytton’s efforts to preserve its history after disaster.

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What should communities prioritize preserving when rebuilding after a disaster?

How Lytton, B.C., is preserving its history after a devastating wildfire | Broadview Magazine Residents are protecting Indigenous, Chinese and settler artifacts as they prepare to rebuild

As AI becomes increasingly part of our everyday lives, what role — if any — should it play in our spiritual lives?

In this archival Broadview piece, writer Katie Munnik interviews pastors, theologians and a software developer creating an AI spiritual director about what AI can — and can’t — offer.

What happens when we turn to technology for something as deeply human as spiritual guidance?

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‘Remember, it lies to you’: People of faith on using AI | Broadview Magazine ChatGPT and other similar tools help with ministry and spiritual support, but some users remain cautious

On a Canadian tour, Izzeldin Bukhari uses traditional dishes to share his family history, culture and experiences of displacement.

A Palestinian chef serves up stories of home | Broadview Magazine On a Canadian tour, Izzeldin Bukhari uses traditional dishes to share his family history, culture and experiences of displacement

As wildfires continue to burn across B.C. and other parts of Canada, thousands of people are being forced to leave their homes.

But when an evacuation order comes, does everyone have the same ability to get to safety?

Our archival story looks at the challenges people with disabilities, older adults and others can face during wildfire evacuations — and what inclusive emergency planning can look like.

As wildfire seasons become more intense, it’s a timely read about making sure no one is left behind.

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How inclusive community responses can make wildfire evacuations easier | Broadview Magazine Research shows evacuations can damage family support networks, but marginalized communities are reorganizing and learning from the past

With thousands fleeing their homes, Naramata Centre, Oasis United Church and other congregations are offering shelter, food and comfort.

As wildfires tear through B.C., faith communities open their doors | Broadview Magazine With thousands fleeing their homes, Naramata Centre, Oasis United Church and other congregations are offering shelter, food and comfort

Members of this tiny Christian denomination say their faith compels them to imagine a different kind of justice.

Quakers have fought slavery. Now some want to abolish prisons. | Broadview Magazine Members of this tiny Christian denomination say their faith compels them to imagine a different kind of justice

New StatCan data shows fewer Canadians embracing trans and gender-diverse people since 2018.

Canada's support for gender diversity is falling — and politics is driving It | Broadview Magazine New StatCan data shows fewer Canadians embracing trans and gender-diverse people since 2018

A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future.

A data centre looming for Lorneville | Broadview Magazine A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future