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Editor’s Letter: October 2022
Editor’s Letter: October 2022. Editor Silvia Pikal discusses her favorite September stories and what’s comping up next in toast.
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Editor’s Letter: October 2022. Editor Silvia Pikal discusses her favorite September stories and what’s comping up next in toast.
Nicholas Bruckman, the director of Not Going Quietly, believes in the power of film to break down barriers and xenophobia and fear of the unknown.
Endurance athlete Elliot Gatt is not just motivated by the thrill of sport but in showing other people living with type 1 diabetes that anything is possible.
From food blogger to Top Chef Canada judge, Mijune Pak reflects on the changing food industry, media landscape and her career.
Sara Hirsh Bordo is the founder of Women Rising production company and the filmmaker behind A Brave Heart: The Lizzie Velasquez Story.
Sarjesa is a women-owned and operated tea company with a mission of ending violence against women everywhere.
Nia-Tayler Clark runs BLACKLIT, a bookstore and subscription box that highlights Black authors and entrepreneurs.
Kind Karma Company is a social enterprise that trains and employs at-risk and homeless youth to handcraft sustainable and ethical jewelry.
Meet the woman whose artwork represents unity among all Indigenous nations.
The Arise Box is a subscription box that fights human trafficking. Every purchase helps build care packages for survivors of human trafficking.
Instant Dream Home star Paige Mobley is representing “girly girls” in construction and championing female storytellers through her production company.
Editor’s Letter: September 2022. Editor-In-Chief Silvia Pikal introduces toast magazine’s exciting new focus on inspiring people.