Social Justice

In Yin Yoga, easeful poses are held for about 2-5 minutes. The long slow holds – and more importantly, the slow, mindful transitions between poses – helps make the practice one of [...]

Recently, I had a conversation around the usage of the term Native. I found myself in an uncomfortable place discussing the semantics of this word. On the one hand my friend claimed that she is [...]

We have been given two ears and one mouth so that we listen twice as much as we talk. We are to listen not just so we can talk, but so we can learn. These wise words come from the lips of a [...]

Late last year, Indigenous Climate Action (ICA)  rejected a $150,000 grant from Aviva Canada. The decision, in my change agent eyes, was bold, precise and sparked all kinds of questions. ICA is [...]

Trust. I’ve been considering the source and nature of trust. I tend to think in visual images and poetic metaphors, so some new ways to communicate have emerged as I’ve explored this set of [...]

As a teacher of sustainable living, it was an easy pick for me to design and build my own tiny house.  Hi, my name is Kenton Zerbin, and I teach a field of design called Permaculture that [...]