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Breakaway thinkers

Learn about those who challenge convention, inspire change, and lead with purpose. These features highlight the innovative ideas and bold perspectives that drive our community forward.

A pink banner with orange letters reading "WOA LET OUR PEOPLE GO" hangs on a large abstract black and white sculpture in an urban plaza, calling attention to prison advocacy and protection in prisons.
April 28, 2020

Advocating for COVID-19 Prevention and Protection in Prisons

A woman with long brown hair and glasses, smiling at the camera against a plain white background, represents the overlooked stories of women on the autism spectrum and the frequent misdiagnoses they face.
March 6, 2020

Combating Misdiagnoses and Marginalization of Women on the Autism Spectrum

A painting of a faceless, dark figure with circular patterns, outlined by small flowers, against a pastel sky with clouds; evokes art therapy and invites patients to feel seen when displayed in a dining area.
December 18, 2019

Helping Patients Feel Seen Through Art Therapy

A person in military uniform holds a small model of a white house with a porch, symbolizing veterans paving the road home, facing the camera.
November 12, 2019

Paving a “Road Home” for Veterans

A person wearing a red vest and headband stands outdoors holding a painted ceremonial drum, symbolizing reconciliation, with city buildings and stacked white chairs in the background.
November 12, 2019

Education, a Step on the Road to Reconciliation

Dr. Barrie sits in front of a large window with several floors of another building blurred in the background. She is wearing a multicolored blouse.
November 12, 2019

Change Agent: Rabiatu Barrie

A soccer ball with a red and yellow pattern rests on green artificial turf near a white sideline, ready for winning moments inspired by the World Cup.
June 28, 2019

Would Winning the World Cup Make a Difference for Gender Equality?

A modern building facade with large glass windows, some tinted orange or red; green and orange chairs are visible inside through the windows.
May 20, 2019

To Hear the Truth: Raising Awareness of the Residential School System in Canada

A woman with dark braided hair, hoop earrings, and a light pink top smiles softly against a dark background, embodying the strength of women shaping the next generation.
May 6, 2019

Igniting a Passion for Politics in the Next Generation of Women

Cheryl Magee, a true Change Agent, smiles with shoulder-length curly hair and a burgundy lace top, posed in front of a neutral background.
April 24, 2019

Change Agent: Cheryl Magee

A group of students sit at desks in a classroom facing a teacher who is standing and speaking at the front near a whiteboard, highlighting the importance of strong Parent-Teacher Relationships for student success.
April 24, 2019

Strengthening the Parent-Teacher Relationship

A woman with long brown hair sits outdoors on a bench, looking slightly upward with a calm expression. Sunlight highlights her hair and face, reflecting the thoughtful presence of a culturally sensitive therapist.
December 14, 2018

How I learned to become a culturally sensitive therapist

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