StrikeUp’s Uppers and Downers
March 25, 2021
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From a Brit who zoomed in for the Canada’s women entrepreneur StrikeUP conference.
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From a Brit who zoomed in for the Canada’s women entrepreneur StrikeUP conference.
A new grant buoys the hopes of rescue dogs and rescuers alike.
An entrepreneur built the company she wanted to work for.
A new Canadian streaming platform features art from racialized artists for racialized audiences.
A renowned Indigenous storyteller decolonizes early settler stories of “roughing it in the bush.”
A new study shows how feminist business practices can help companies recover from the pandemic – and thrive in the future
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From a Brit who zoomed in for the Canada’s women entrepreneur StrikeUP conference.
A new grant buoys the hopes of rescue dogs and rescuers alike.
An entrepreneur built the company she wanted to work for.
A new Canadian streaming platform features art from racialized artists for racialized audiences.
A renowned Indigenous storyteller decolonizes early settler stories of “roughing it in the bush.”
A new study shows how feminist business practices can help companies recover from the pandemic – and thrive in the future
