archivesocial justice

This social justice card game explores what social justice is and how it can be used in career guidance....

Today’s employee activists build on a long history of organized workers, but many corporate leaders are scrambling to find the right way to respond....

Concerns around immigration and newcomers. Failure of the school system to prepare workers. Employers losing money due to high staff turnover. Women seeking equal opportunities within the workplace. The issues...

As a current student in a social-justice-oriented master’s program, I am exploring an area related to the integration of spirituality and religion within counselling practice. Why is this even important...

This article is being published on the heels of Orange Shirt Day, which acknowledges the experience of Indigenous people who were forced to attend residential schools in Canada and aims...

“You must find a way to get in the way, and get into good trouble, necessary trouble”  – Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis (1940 - 2020) The time...

Career development does not take place in a vacuum. An individual’s ability to pursue work that meets their needs and that they find fulfilling is affected by intersecting issues such...

Shortcomings of disability aid have become starker as the federal government doles out $2,000 a month to millions of out-of-work Canadians under the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit....

With nearly 70% of students being affected by the COVID-19 crisis worldwide, education looks very different than it did at the beginning of 2020. In Canada alone, over 6.6 million...

Career is how individuals build their lives, find their way through education, into work, provide for their families and so on. All of this requires some kind of level of...