¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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When the red light goes on, the door of the aircraft opens. This is still one of my favourite moments of any skydive. No turning back. Take everything you’ve rehearsed and trust yourself. Trust your teammates. Breathe.
Change requires action, no matter how small. We must move beyond talk, beyond calling ourselves allies, towards taking action—with courage and heart.
Ever heard of a program that measures an entrepreneur’s success by how much they achieve, not by much money they make?
I noticed plenty of women attending the conference and after parties, and I found the festival a great place to network with industry peers. But there is more to gender parity than numbers, leaving plenty of work yet to do as far as inclusion is concerned.
Is feminism uniquely prone to higher levels of divisiveness than other large global movements? Basualdo says yes.
How does a 22-year-old cope with a lived experience marked by bullying and harassment? By starting her own company.
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When the red light goes on, the door of the aircraft opens. This is still one of my favourite moments of any skydive. No turning back. Take everything you’ve rehearsed and trust yourself. Trust your teammates. Breathe.
Change requires action, no matter how small. We must move beyond talk, beyond calling ourselves allies, towards taking action—with courage and heart.
Ever heard of a program that measures an entrepreneur’s success by how much they achieve, not by much money they make?
I noticed plenty of women attending the conference and after parties, and I found the festival a great place to network with industry peers. But there is more to gender parity than numbers, leaving plenty of work yet to do as far as inclusion is concerned.
Is feminism uniquely prone to higher levels of divisiveness than other large global movements? Basualdo says yes.
How does a 22-year-old cope with a lived experience marked by bullying and harassment? By starting her own company.
