¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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Change requires action, no matter how small. We must move beyond talk, beyond calling ourselves allies, towards taking action—with courage and heart.
Ever heard of a program that measures an entrepreneur’s success by how much they achieve, not by much money they make?
More women are turning to entrepreneurship than ever before– Can we really afford to keep missing the mark when it comes to developing the infrastructure needed to amplify their potential?
More women are turning to entrepreneurship than ever before– Can we really afford to keep missing the mark when it comes to developing the infrastructure needed to amplify their potential?
Until now, the big-city #MeToo movement has outed mostly politicians and celebrities. But what happens when it hits a small business in a rural community?
Feminism is the largest, oldest gender equality movement on the planet. Despite its complexity, setbacks and attacks by counter-movements it persists and pervades. Why?
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Change requires action, no matter how small. We must move beyond talk, beyond calling ourselves allies, towards taking action—with courage and heart.
Ever heard of a program that measures an entrepreneur’s success by how much they achieve, not by much money they make?
More women are turning to entrepreneurship than ever before– Can we really afford to keep missing the mark when it comes to developing the infrastructure needed to amplify their potential?
More women are turning to entrepreneurship than ever before– Can we really afford to keep missing the mark when it comes to developing the infrastructure needed to amplify their potential?
Until now, the big-city #MeToo movement has outed mostly politicians and celebrities. But what happens when it hits a small business in a rural community?
Feminism is the largest, oldest gender equality movement on the planet. Despite its complexity, setbacks and attacks by counter-movements it persists and pervades. Why?
