¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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The Global Gender Gap Report 2021 ranks Canada in 24th place on gender equality and estimates 61.5 years until parity can be achieved.
How a game designer creates games to nurture and promote eco-activism.
Matan once asked a rabbi: “Why are we talking about God as Lord and King and Master?” His answer surprised her: “It’s not written for you,” he said. “You’re a woman.” The rest is herstory.
With telescopes, comets and space travel in the news a lot these days, we thought we should share our own telescopic view of what’s to come in ’22.
Women entrepreneurs have the freedom to serve as tip of the arrow for radical social change–they are a distinct community. They need distinct representation.
A new study shows how feminist business practices can help companies recover from the pandemic – and thrive in the future
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The Global Gender Gap Report 2021 ranks Canada in 24th place on gender equality and estimates 61.5 years until parity can be achieved.
How a game designer creates games to nurture and promote eco-activism.
Matan once asked a rabbi: “Why are we talking about God as Lord and King and Master?” His answer surprised her: “It’s not written for you,” he said. “You’re a woman.” The rest is herstory.
With telescopes, comets and space travel in the news a lot these days, we thought we should share our own telescopic view of what’s to come in ’22.
Women entrepreneurs have the freedom to serve as tip of the arrow for radical social change–they are a distinct community. They need distinct representation.
A new study shows how feminist business practices can help companies recover from the pandemic – and thrive in the future
