¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
June 3 was the first anniversary of the national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). On Canada Day, we share Charlotte Snake’s photography as a way of keeping the conversation alive.
While North America reels from recent racist killings, Patel reminds us that there remain other forms of violence.
Change makers everywhere are feeling a little burnout these days. But there are ways to bounce back–and forward.
If this is the start of something new, why are we talking about propping up the status quo? If this is a pivotal moment in human history, what’s your response?
LiisBeth Media catches up with Canada’s Minister of Small Business and Export Promotion, Mary Ng.
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June 3 was the first anniversary of the national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). On Canada Day, we share Charlotte Snake’s photography as a way of keeping the conversation alive.
While North America reels from recent racist killings, Patel reminds us that there remain other forms of violence.
Change makers everywhere are feeling a little burnout these days. But there are ways to bounce back–and forward.
If this is the start of something new, why are we talking about propping up the status quo? If this is a pivotal moment in human history, what’s your response?
LiisBeth Media catches up with Canada’s Minister of Small Business and Export Promotion, Mary Ng.
