¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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A protest novel that reveals political pitfalls and offers ideas for what a people-powered democracy could look like.
It’s no surprise the election debates were more squabbling than substance. Here are a few thoughts on where I stand on the most important issues for women.
Study makes it clear: Women entrepreneurs need to organize and get political–or get out of business.
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.
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A protest novel that reveals political pitfalls and offers ideas for what a people-powered democracy could look like.
It’s no surprise the election debates were more squabbling than substance. Here are a few thoughts on where I stand on the most important issues for women.
Study makes it clear: Women entrepreneurs need to organize and get political–or get out of business.
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.
