Tag Archives: well-being
Prisoners Protest at Nova Scotia Jail
The prisoners at the Burnside jail, a correctional facility in Nova Scotia, are engaged in a non-violent protest and calling for changes that will improve their health and well-being. Here is their statement.
Reflecting on sport culture in a world post-Nassar
Melissa D. McCradden argues the sports world could learn a thing or two from bioethics.
Crime and Healing
El Jones asks us to think about incarceration in terms of health, not punishment.
Ontario’s New Sex Ed Curriculum: a Glimmer of Hope
Adam W.J. Davies and Wayne Martino comment on Ontario’s Health & Physical Education Curriculum
Impact Ethics 