Feels is, well, a publication about feelings. It is a place to explore, to share, and to be honest. Having an open dialogue about what’s going on inside of us can foster meaningful connections and make us feel less alone.

In this issue: 

There is peace and calm in letting go and allowing ourselves to sink into a place of embracing things as they are. Acceptance can be hard-won, as we learn to accept ourselves, our surroundings, and the things we cannot change. How does it feel to reach a place of apathy, acknowledgement, or contentment? How does this impact our perspective? Issue 20 explores how we get to a place of peace, the journey to get there, and how the experience reflects inward.

Coming to terms with one's identity, a family supporting each other after a medical diagnosis, beauty in simplicity, losing a pet, a woman reflects on her grandmother’s life, celebrating what we have. Interviews with Pam Rocker on queer faith and Ansley Simpson on navigating sobriety in the music industry. Read all of these stories and more in this issue.

Toronto, Canada; 190 x 240m; 60 pages; Bi-Annual; First published in 2017.