¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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Image by Dante Busquets | Shutterstock With the new year and a vaccine on the horizon, many entrepreneurs are crawling from the wreckage known as
How a digital content company is off-lining patriarchy
Immigrant Women in Business (IWB) strives to lift up and empower new Canadians venturing into
entrepreneurship
Fall is typically a season packed with feminist meet ups, community gatherings and conversation spaces. What to do this year? Can ZOOM meets ups fill the void?
How Female Lifestyle Empowerment Brands teach us that the prerequisite for success is white beauty.
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.
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Image by Dante Busquets | Shutterstock With the new year and a vaccine on the horizon, many entrepreneurs are crawling from the wreckage known as
How a digital content company is off-lining patriarchy
Immigrant Women in Business (IWB) strives to lift up and empower new Canadians venturing into
entrepreneurship
Fall is typically a season packed with feminist meet ups, community gatherings and conversation spaces. What to do this year? Can ZOOM meets ups fill the void?
How Female Lifestyle Empowerment Brands teach us that the prerequisite for success is white beauty.
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.
