Sobriety is Not Superior
Challenging oppression requires us to check our own biases
St. John's Status of Women's Latest Articles
We’re Sex Workers and We’re Proud
Though we’re in one of the world’s oldest professions, sex work is still highly stigmatized. But we are proud of what we do.
Dancing My Way to Joy and Empowerment
Looking back on Pride month, this writer reflects on the importance of movement and collective joy.
A Place to Call Home
Residents of a supportive housing program in St. John's highlight that more than shelter, what people really need is a space of their own.
We Cannot Deep Breathe Our Way Out of a Broken System
External social stressors are often internalized as individual problems with individual solutions.
Cyclical Violence and Systemic Neglect
What we can learn from the Mass Casualty Commission's Final Report.
A Little Safer Goes a Long Way
A glimpse into the realities of a Managed Alcohol Program participant.
Raising My Hand for the F Word
Being a feminist is still fraught, but it's more than an identity, it's a practice.
Rights not Rescue
Though Canada's laws are meant to prevent harm, they actually help create the unsafe conditions that make violence against sex workers possible.
Light in the Dark
Stef Curran on letting comedy and community guide the way.