Week 5 discusses what will go down in history as the most barbaric, brutal, devastating, inhuman, immoral, malevolent, iniquitous, malignant,…
Indigenous Canada – Week 4
It’s interesting how the first Europeans had no problem with recognizing and honouring the Indigenous ceremonies, laws, and practices. What…
Indigenous Canada – Week 3
If you don’t understand about treaties, you’re not alone. Those that signed them on behalf of the British Crown and…
Indigenous Canada – Week 2
It’s surprising to think that globalization is not a new concept at all. It began in the 1500’s when Europe…
Indigenous Canada – Week 1
I have recently joined a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) offered by the University of Alberta through Coursera to become…
Happy Mother’s Day, Mahvash and Fariba!
#ReleaseBahai7 NOT ANOTHER YEARÂ of missing graduations, weddings, and births! Today’s blog will honour Mahvash Sabet and Fariba Kamalabadi, the two…
Enough! Not Another Year
Nine years ago, seven innocent men and women were rounded up by Iranian authorities and thrown into the infamous Evin…
A Quiet Genocide
This year marks the 9th anniversary that 7 leaders of the Baha’i Faith have been imprisoned by the Iranian government…
Using the Jigsaw technique
One of the benefits of participating in a close, collaborative group involved in learning is the wealth of knowledge that…
Standing on the shoulders of giants
As the first two courses in my MALAT program at Royal Roads come to a close and I look back…
Ms. Martha Urquhart 