Trevor Chow-Fraser

In only a few years, Israel's population of African asylum seekers has swelled to over 60,000. Mya Guarnieri has been reporting on the poor conditions they face in South Tel Aviv, a situation that exploded into violence in May 2012.

Micha Kurz is the director of the NGO Grassroots Jerusalem.

At the heart of Jenin refugee camp, The Freedom Theatre helps foster creativity and resistance in Palestine's youth. A great success, it faces a heavy price for challenging to Israeli occupation.

I met Lu Hongmei in the days before Stephen Harper returned to China in the Winter of 2012. She told me her story of surviving the Chinese government's crackdown on Falun Gong practitioners.

The former mayor of Toronto is now a champion of public transit and green cities. I interviewed him in Hamilton in November 2011.

Andrew Bretz is a Guelph professor whose work focuses on rape in Elizabethan England. But when he overheard his students chanting misogynist songs on the city bus, he spoke out against the rape culture that still pervades our society today.

An audio tour of Guelph Collegiate and Vocational Institute with its resident green guru, Mr. Lewis. Co-produced with GCVI student Kim Lam.

Kill Shakespeare is a graphic novel, that marries two defining features of teenage life: comic books, and high school english class. I chatted with the creators after they presented a lecture at the University of Guelph.

On International Women's Day, I stumbled across a strange double protest regarding a woman's right to choose abortion. This story tries to understand the event by presenting voices from the protests.

The Supreme Court of Canada legalized Vancouver's centre for safe injection drug use. What does this decision mean for harm reduction providers in the rest of Canada?