If the Bible is our text for knowing the history of our spirituality, we must acknowledge it is incomplete. Missing are the stories of slaves, women, children, those who were defeated in battle, and those whose existence was not fully understood, such as transgender people.

Improv classes teach a lot about comedy—and about openness, attentiveness, and belonging.

We can choose to live communally instead of individualistically. But it requires intentionality and the willingness to receive help.

It’s been an incredible four years. And in one way or another, I will always belong right here at Harbor.

Understanding myself as a bisexual cis-woman is not isolated from how I relate to the land I live on or the Indigenous people who I am neighbours with.

Pride Month is good for us all—queer, straight, trans, cis, old, young, progressive, conservative. We all stand to gain when marginalized people tell the truth and build joyful community.