¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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This May’s Feminists in Residence are fighting to support birthers’ rights through COVID-19. Luckily, they had the foresight to shift their business online years earlier.
A Toronto duo mixes up romance, business, and a really great line of booze-free drinks.
Kristi Herold became CEO of one of North America’s largest sport and social clubs by targeting one goal: making sports accessible for everyone.
adrienne maree brown, activist, author, black feminist changemaker and truly funny womxn causes a welcome ruckus –again.
Amanda Laird may have felt cursed on her journey into entrepreneurism—until she took on “the curse” itself.
Feminist thought leader Audre Lorde wrote “Women often don’t consider the erotic as a source of power and information.” Fortunately for her loyal readers, Eden Baylee, a former banker turned successful erotic self-publisher, was not one of them.
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This May’s Feminists in Residence are fighting to support birthers’ rights through COVID-19. Luckily, they had the foresight to shift their business online years earlier.
A Toronto duo mixes up romance, business, and a really great line of booze-free drinks.
Kristi Herold became CEO of one of North America’s largest sport and social clubs by targeting one goal: making sports accessible for everyone.
adrienne maree brown, activist, author, black feminist changemaker and truly funny womxn causes a welcome ruckus –again.
Amanda Laird may have felt cursed on her journey into entrepreneurism—until she took on “the curse” itself.
Feminist thought leader Audre Lorde wrote “Women often don’t consider the erotic as a source of power and information.” Fortunately for her loyal readers, Eden Baylee, a former banker turned successful erotic self-publisher, was not one of them.
