Briarpatch Magazine

Toward a new media landscape – As Western media enterprises continue to shield Israel’s undeniably genocidal and settler-colonial policies, we must uplift alternative information pathways driven by a moral compass, not corporate interest.

Two founders of PRUDEmag on what a prude politic can teach us about consent – A “prude politic” leaves space to unpack sexual normativity, the messiness of consent, and how pleasure and desire are framed.

Saskatoon activists reframe self-care as a way to nurture community – Saskatoon activists reframe self-care as a way to nurture community

A chronicle of the Live Freely Foods bakery workers’ struggle – Whether on a small or large scale, employers employ the same tactics to enact wage theft. Faced with this, Live Freely Foods bakery workers banded together to win back their wages.

An interview with the judges of Briarpatch’s 14th annual Writing in the Margins contest

Reflections on the new anthology championing abolition within social work – Reflections on the new anthology championing abolition within social work

Canada’s arms industry is growing. And, increasingly, its workers are unionizing and even striking. These strikes come with enormous possibilities for the labour movement – or enormous dangers.

Celebrating the resilience of transfeminine joy

Labour can lead on divesting from destruction, funding the public good

Building power for Palestine in the federal public service