¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
How one organization radically stirred up conventional business practices to heal communities — and flourish in difficult times.
“We weren’t offered a seat at the
table, so we created our own.” — Nancy Wilson, Executive Director, CanWCC
LiisBeth catches up to BLACK FOODIE five years after its launch.
Women entrepreneurs have the freedom to serve as tip of the arrow for radical social change–they are a distinct community. They need distinct representation.
Darlene Tonelli didn’t set out to create a feminist law firm but practicing what she believed led to one.
Judy Rebick reflects on the rise of the far right in Canada.
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How one organization radically stirred up conventional business practices to heal communities — and flourish in difficult times.
“We weren’t offered a seat at the
table, so we created our own.” — Nancy Wilson, Executive Director, CanWCC
LiisBeth catches up to BLACK FOODIE five years after its launch.
Women entrepreneurs have the freedom to serve as tip of the arrow for radical social change–they are a distinct community. They need distinct representation.
Darlene Tonelli didn’t set out to create a feminist law firm but practicing what she believed led to one.
Judy Rebick reflects on the rise of the far right in Canada.
