Thy revolution come
Links between spirituality and social transformation – from the frontiers of social justice
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The meaning(s) of Thanksgiving
A delegation of peacemakers spends more than a week at Grassy Narrows First Nation
With everything at stake: A year after Lebanon
The last year-and-a-half since I evacuated from the Middle East has been marked by a deep yearning to have “everything at stake” and to live in a more direct, less mediated way
Liberation is Near: Dispatches from Lebanon Besieged
My experience during the 2006 war in Lebanon gave me a better understanding of our world, and was a profound lesson
A farewell to Beirut under siege
BEIRUT – I leave a country in flames and smoke, flattened, suffering under the rumbling weight of an Israeli invasion — the country’s second in 30 years
Mosaik: A Gender Perspective
The personal, political and spiritual weave in and out of my life as they do in this story, illuminating new realities, revealing pathways of action
Opinion: Time to speak out against violence against women
In civil wars around the world, rape is a tool of war as terrifying as any gun or landmine. What kind of civil war do we live in?
Buy Nothing Day looks at deeper issues
Last Friday was Buy Nothing Day, a day to take a break from shopping at to reflect on consumer culture. But Buy Nothing Day goes deeper than that
What’s so special about the youth centre?
The youth centre is more than just a place to skateboard. It is the only place in Nelson which is designated specifically for youth
David P Ball 