¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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What my own experience taught me was the value of flexibility. If I hear anyone complain that the one-year maximum for maternity leave permitted in Canada is overly generous, I have to keep myself from attacking.
“I’m not very interested in telling women how they can improve themselves to fit into the existing system. I’m much more interested in…how the system can be changed….”
Kacy says the queer fashion scene is begging for new entrepreneurs to enter the market. But forget about mainstream start up ecosystem support.
Bro-preneurship culture is a recognized barrier to inclusion, so why do men over 40 still encourage it?
Bro-preneurship culture is a recognized barrier to inclusion, so why do men over 40 still encourage it?
“It’s important to look at the roster and see how many women are actually speaking,”–Jennifer Davis
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What my own experience taught me was the value of flexibility. If I hear anyone complain that the one-year maximum for maternity leave permitted in Canada is overly generous, I have to keep myself from attacking.
“I’m not very interested in telling women how they can improve themselves to fit into the existing system. I’m much more interested in…how the system can be changed….”
Kacy says the queer fashion scene is begging for new entrepreneurs to enter the market. But forget about mainstream start up ecosystem support.
Bro-preneurship culture is a recognized barrier to inclusion, so why do men over 40 still encourage it?
Bro-preneurship culture is a recognized barrier to inclusion, so why do men over 40 still encourage it?
“It’s important to look at the roster and see how many women are actually speaking,”–Jennifer Davis
