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Care at Scale

August 5 ^th 2021 byDebbie Chachra

Bodies, agency, and infrastructure.

Take Me to the Border with You

July 1 ^st 2021 byMarianne Abel-Lipschutz

The human stories behind migration statistics.

Is there a Christian Pluralist Approach to Immigration?

April 19 ^th 2018 byWill Kymlicka

Just immigration policy needs more than just hospitality.

Pluralism, Difference, and the Dynamics of Trust

March 1 ^st 2017 byJohn Inazu with James K.A. Smith

What's the likelihood of living together if we can't even trust our neighbours?

Millennials and the Military

December 1 ^st 2016 byPaul Sikkema

Who wants to sign up for a war that can never be won?

The Will is Not Enough

December 1 ^st 2016 byChad Wellmon with Brian Dijkema

Why we need to think less about our phones and more about our practices.

What Are We Willing to Know?

August 11 ^th 2016 byMarilyn McEntyre

Forming wisdom in an age of information overload.

Hope in the Ruins: Why Politics Can't Save Our Politics

July 7 ^th 2016 byJames K.A. Smith

In The Fractured Republic, Yuval Levin pens a manifesto for subsidiarity and solidarity.

A World Without Work?

May 5 ^th 2016 bySteven McMullen

If work is service, the opportunities to work are infinite.

Opening the Soul of the City: Talking About Cities with Noah Toly and Milton Friesen Part II

January 13 ^th 2016 byBrian Dijkema, with Noah Toly, Milton Friesen

Adding new dimensions to our city maps.

Urban Drama: Talking about Cities with Noah Toly and Milton Friesen, Part I

January 7 ^th 2016 byBrian Dijkema, with Noah Toly, Milton Friesen

Shining a light in the shadowed backstage of global cities.

In Good Faith: Compromise in the Face of a Revolution

March 1 ^st 2014 byHan Dongfang with Brian Dijkema

The personal and public nature of compromise

Habits of Engagement: Faith Based Organizations and the Life of Cities

June 21 ^st 2013 byMilton Friesen

Responsible Activism and Social Change

May 10 ^th 2013 byTyler Wigg-Stevenson with James K.A. Smith

We Can Do Better

October 29 ^th 2012 byRay Sawatsky

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