A powerful and emotional collection of stories that brings the human side of the opioid epidemic into focus. Told through the voices of mothers, brothers, daughters, cousins, and more from Southern Alberta, these raw and heartfelt accounts reveal the devastating effects of addiction on families and communities.

Windows & Mirrors showcases the voices of fifteen remarkable young individuals who spent five weeks immersed in the world of writing, poetry, and visual arts. Guided by a diverse group of talented authors, educators, and artists, these youths not only honed their craft—they found their own stories, giving life to their unique experiences.

In a powerful and timely collection, a diverse group of Indigenous students unite to stand in solidarity with our Black brothers and sisters. Over the course of two weeks, they wrote stories, poems, and shared personal insights that address injustice head-on, offering a direct and positive response to the movement for Black lives.

An inspiring anthology of powerful works created by the talented students of Forest Lawn High School (in Calgary, AB). This collection explores the theme of challenges and the diverse ways people face, cope with, and ultimately overcome life’s obstacles.

A heartfelt anthology showcasing the exceptional work of students who have poured their creativity and resilience into their writing. Over the course of the semester, these young authors explored the themes of Courage and Choices, developing their storytelling skills and expanding their vocabularies along the way.

A deeply moving and thought-provoking collection of firsthand accounts from Indigenous students across North America. Over two years, these courageous individuals shared their personal stories, answering tough, self-reflective questions about their battles with substance abuse and the ongoing journey to sobriety.