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August 9th, 2022Charlotte, light of my life, is 7. Her fearless physicality, fierce devotion to her brothers, and clarity about her artist’s soul… these are just three of the things that make […]
read more...For Charlotte’s sake, say NO to the status quoDiversity Belonging + Inclusion and Our Advocacy Work
September 23rd, 2020One of the wonderful things about truly inspiring people is that their influence outlasts them. The power of their actions and words can continue to change minds and motivate choices […]
read more...Four Lessons from the Life and Advocacy of Ruth Bader GinsburgOur Advocacy Work
September 12th, 2019Can snowplowing be sexist? Even if you live in Ottawa, a city that removes snow from its downtown core with military precision, you’ve probably never asked yourself that. Until I […]
read more...Democracy needs women; snowplowing policy proves itOur Advocacy Work
January 9th, 2018If 2017 goes down in history as a year of resolve, what will we say about 2018? That we built on the momentum to make lasting change, or that we […]
read more...5 Resolutions to maintain 2017’s momentumOur Advocacy Work
October 12th, 2017Among the many feelings (fury, disgust, resignation) that surfaced for me upon learning the extent to which casting couch hell remains alive and well, was this thought: There are […]
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October 17th, 2016Originally published October 17 2016 on Huffington Post Donald Trump may be the best recruitment tool the women’s movement has ever had. That he remains standing as the Republican […]
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October 21st, 2012The infographic below is depressingly self-explanatory — on one level. It makes clear how entrenched the gender skew is when it comes to who gets quoted in North American media. […]
read more...Women’s voices — on women’s issues — missing in action