Reproductive justice is impossible without safety, sovereignty, and land.

Closing Lethbridge’s mobile supervised consumption site won’t stop substance use

Trans Day of Visibility is a day to celebrate trans joy, resilience, and community. It’s about being seen, being celebrated, and building connections that matter. But visibility alone isn’t enough. Access to care, safety, and support must come with it.

Abortion is decriminalized in Canada, but that doesn’t mean it’s fully accessible. In Lethbridge, geography, stigma, and structural barriers still determine who can get care and how quickly. This World Day of Social Justice, we explore why equality isn’t enough, and how supporting a local full-service clinic can turn rights into real reproductive justice.

Reproductive rights are human rights, but in Alberta, communities are stepping in to make care accessible when the system fails.

Trans Day of Remembrance invites us to honour those we’ve lost with compassion, truth, and community care, while showing up for the trans and Two-Spirit people here with us today.

As policies around sports participation and gender identity evolve, families and educators are grappling with questions of fairness, inclusion, and belonging. Recent changes, such as those limiting female divisions to those identified as “female at birth”, have sparked reflection about who benefits and who may be left out.

Non-profit work naturally draws people who are generous, passionate, and eager to create change. But when does the sector ask too much of its people—without offering enough in return?

Learn how abortion seekers can protect their digital privacy using strategies developed by sex workers, including encrypted messaging, anonymous browsing, and safety planning.