Why Workplace Openness About Mental Illness and Disability is Important
There is nothing more important for people struggling with mental illness or disabilities than a comfortable balance between work and daily life. Unfortunately, society as a whole has not entirely […]
Fighting Social Anxiety with Exposure
Are you staring at your screen to avoid socializing? You are far from alone. Though this is often perceived as anti-social behaviour, those with social anxiety know that it is […]
Advice for Those Who Feel They’ve Lost or Wasted Precious Time Because of Their Depression or Mental Health Struggles (French version available)
Overcoming mental health struggles/depression is a difficult feat. While many are able to overcome them or see a light at the end of the tunnel, some might also encounter even […]
Cultural Festivals in Toronto: Celebrating Diversity in 2024
Every year, many people in Canada like to go to concerts and other events in the cities or towns nearby or far away. In Toronto, many cultural festivals are available […]
Curriculum Inclusion: Representing BIPOC History and Contributions in Schools
By Natasha Cooper In Canada’s unique and complex history, the stories of Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour or BIPOC communities have often been overlooked, written out, and silenced. […]
Indigenous Perspectives on AI Ethics
Have you been keeping up with all the crazy advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI)? It’s cool stuff, like a super-powered brain learning and doing all sorts of things. But with […]
