¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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Libraries are increasingly under pressure by the travelling protestors on the conservative right.
The Global Gender Gap Report 2021 ranks Canada in 24th place on gender equality and estimates 61.5 years until parity can be achieved.
Roe v. Wade. Amber Heard. Recent mainstream media articles suggest feminism is not only losing, but dying. Is it?
Women’s and gender minority rights are again under attack; It’s time to organize for power. But do we remember how?
How a game designer creates games to nurture and promote eco-activism.
International Women’s Day (#IWD2022) is over 100 years old. It creates connection. Amplifies important initiatives. So why “flip the script”?
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Libraries are increasingly under pressure by the travelling protestors on the conservative right.
The Global Gender Gap Report 2021 ranks Canada in 24th place on gender equality and estimates 61.5 years until parity can be achieved.
Roe v. Wade. Amber Heard. Recent mainstream media articles suggest feminism is not only losing, but dying. Is it?
Women’s and gender minority rights are again under attack; It’s time to organize for power. But do we remember how?
How a game designer creates games to nurture and promote eco-activism.
International Women’s Day (#IWD2022) is over 100 years old. It creates connection. Amplifies important initiatives. So why “flip the script”?
