Reading Costa Rica, by Danielle Girard
This is my pitch for browsing local bookstores, and letting them take us on a detour into what people are reading and talking about in a given place. While in San José, I picked up two of the most popular books on the shelves. The first is perhaps the most…
Romy Pavia – Fragments d’enfance
Par Romy Pavia Mon bureau étant adjacent à l’espace garderie du Collectif Bienvenue – un organisme montréalais dédié aux personnes ayant un statut...
July 23, 2026
Montréal, ma ville – Braden Wye
Je parcours les billets de blogue de tous·tes mes camarades de classe qui ont été envoyé·es partout dans le monde. L’humidité implacable de...
July 21, 2026
La montagne et le miroir: Se tenir devant soi-même
Gravir la montagne n’est pas pour que le monde nous voie, mais pour que nous puissions voir le monde. Cet été, mon quotidien...
July 20, 2026
Kenya, je suis sans mots
Par: Jessica Harnois-Ostiguy Faute de pouvoir mettre les bons mots sur mon expérience au Kenya, j'ai choisi de vous la raconter en images....
July 17, 2026
Seeds of Change
Chanel Perreault I pressed the damp soil around the roots of the young tamarind tree. Milky beads of sunscreen-laced sweat dripped onto the...
July 17, 2026
The church itself was never evil. It was the people who wielded it as a tool of conquest.
By Arianne Lalonde Drive into Akwesasne and the first thing you notice is the pot shops. There are a lot of them, enough...
July 15, 2026
An update from Quebec City
By Viktoriya Sulzhenko The first half of my internship went by fast. I arrived in Quebec City, settled in, and immersed myself in...
July 15, 2026
Mia Kruger – “Learn the Law, Serve the People”: A Lesson in Listening
By: Mia Kruger Early in my training at the Ateneo Human Rights Center (AHRC), my internship coordinator Billie posed a question that has...
July 13, 2026
Departing from the Familiar to Embrace the New
By Marie-Cyrielle Agbo When I arrived in Nairobi, I wanted to tell myself that I had no expectations. It seemed like the safest...
July 12, 2026