Coastlands covers the issues that shape our common life: community economics, education, food and agriculture, immigration, justice and our environment.

This independent magazine offers a broad perspective by drawing insight from the civil and religious sector, academia, government, business and the arts. Through an engaging mix of original research and analysis, digests, interviews and reflections, each quarterly issue explores the relationship between human dignity, social justice and public policy.

As a compendium of current ideas, Coastlands serves to inform and inspire policy makers, advocates, community leaders, scholars and all readers who care about social justice and public policy – in the Maritimes and beyond.