Douglas Todd
Douglas Todd is a Canadian journalist and author known for his work on migration, ethics, diversity, spirituality, and psychology. He has received numerous journalism awards, including the Templeton Religion Reporter of the Year Award and a National Newspaper Award. Todd has authored or edited several books, including "Cascadia: The Elusive Utopia – Exploring the Spirit of the Pacific Northwest" and "Brave Souls: Writers and Artists Wrestle with God, Love, Death and the Things That Matter."
Awards
['Templeton Religion Reporter of the Year Award (twice)', 'National Newspaper Award', 'Jack Webster Award for Commentary (twice)', 'Canadian Science Writers Award', 'Canadian Association of University Teachers award', 'American Academy of Religion Commentary Award (second prize)', 'James O. Supple Religion Writer of the Year Award', 'ForeWord Reviews silver prize', 'International Association of Religion Journalists Hall of Fame']
Notable Works
['Cascadia: The Elusive Utopia – Exploring the Spirit of the Pacific Northwest', 'Brave Souls: Writers and Artists Wrestle with God, Love, Death and the Things That Matter', 'Hidden Lives: Coming Out on Mental Illness', "The Soul-Searcher's Guide to the Galaxy"]
