|
May 10, 2018  The perfect gift for Mother's Day: Universal child careDorothy MacLeod One woman's experience of difficulty accessing child care paints a bigger picture that illustrates why Canada needs universal child care to close the gender wage gap and achieve gender equity. |
|
May 8, 2018  Feminist groups back in businessPenney Kome New Status of Women department generously funds major women’s organizations. |
|
Apr 20, 2018  Equalizing divorce and promoting women's equality in Canadian lawPenney Kome Linda Silver Dranoff's calling changed family and marriage in Canada. |
|
Apr 10, 2018  'Heroes In My Head': The Abortion Fight in CanadaJudy Rebick Part One: Activist, feminist and co-founder of rabble.ca, Judy Rebick shares her life in this excerpt about her support for Dr. Henry Morgentaler's Toronto abortion clinic. |
|
Mar 27, 2018  Stalking needs to be in the #MeToo conversationScott Neigh Julie Lalonde talks about stalking, gendered violence, and the Outside of the Shadows project. |
|
Mar 27, 2018  Bringing stalking into the #MeToo conversations about gendered violenceTalking Radical Radio Julie Lalonde talks about stalking, gendered violence, and the Outside of the Shadows project. |
|
Mar 8, 2018  Be a feminist every day of the yearRachel Warden This year we are happy that it is finally acceptable (and even trendy) to be a feminist, but we urge Canadians and the Canadian government to fully embrace the challenge. |
|
Feb 21, 2018  Women Who Tell, two years onSvea Vikander The progress we have made in speaking out about sexual assault relies on one major cultural shift: the women making allegations have stopped caring about men's feelings. |
|
Feb 3, 2018  #ThisIsWhere TTC campaign dovetails with #MeToo movementKrystalline Kraus A new initiative by the Toronto Transit Commission includes posters and a website where people share their stories of harassment on the TTC. |
|
Jan 25, 2018  Women's March London: An audio picturerabble radio For those who weren't able to make it to a Women's March last weekend, and for those who did and would like to go to another one. Meg Borthwick takes us to the Women's March in London Ontario. |
|
Jan 25, 2018  Who marched and why? The Women's March 2018Maya Bhullar The 2018 Women's March brought people back out into the street. How were some of the critiques levelled at the Women's March a year ago addressed? |
|
Jan 24, 2018  #MeToo on the marchPenney Kome The Women's March roars back in 2018. |
|
Jan 15, 2018  At The Women's Centre of Halton 'Love Does' amazing thingsDoreen Nicoll On February 10, The Women's Centre will host its second annual Gala to raise money to transform the lives of women and their children because that's what 'Love Does.' |
|
Jan 2, 2018  'Great Great Great': A dark comedy about relationships and uncertaintyface2face A deeply relatable portrait of a woman who makes us squirm with discomfort while asking us to love some of the most unlovable parts of ourselves. |
|
Dec 6, 2017  Twenty-eight years later: December 6, 1989Judy Rebick Remembering the killings at L'École Polytechnique at a time of renewed mobilization to fight violence against women. |
|
Dec 5, 2017  'The Other Mrs. Smith' examines electroshock as violence against womenBonnie Burstow This article is a conversation about a daring new novel "The Other Mrs. Smith." In it we see electroshock emerge as violence against women and we make the acquaintance of truly fascinating souls. |
|
Dec 5, 2017  Building a student movement to end campus sexual violenceTalking Radical Radio Jade Cooligan Pang talks about the work of "Our Turn" to mobilize students against sexual violence on campuses across Canada. |
|
Dec 4, 2017  Join the fight to end gender-based violence, support women's centresDoreen Nicoll This National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, donate to your local women's centre to fight gender-based violence. |
|
Nov 17, 2017  Calgary Women’s Centre turns 20Penney Kome Reciprocity model of social inclusion drives empowering volunteers at Calgary Women's Centre. |
|
Jun 15, 2017  The World is Not a Machine: Redefining Power StructuresNeeds No Introduction A talk by eco-feminist, scholar and author about undoing the power structures which are destroying our world. From the 5th Annual Tommy Douglas Institute on May 31, 2017. |
|
May 25, 2017  Disruption is Power: Angela Davis at the Canadian Labour Congress ConventionNeeds No Introduction Civil rights activist, educator, and author Angela Davis spoke at the 2017 Canadian Labour Congress Convention. Listen to her keynote address here. |
|
May 6, 2017  The cyber goddesses of Tokyo Idols and the men who worship themAalya Ahmad A thought-provoking new documentary by Kyoto Miyake examines gender, social and cultural issues in Japan's idol phenomenon |
|
May 2, 2017  Feminism, art and WikipediaTalking Radical Radio Areum Kim and Amber Berson talk about the Art & Feminism campaign's work to close the gender gap on Wikipedia. |
|
Mar 9, 2017  If you want to learn how to survive the gig economy, ask a womanPenney Kome I've worked without a net for decades, using women's traditional techniques. |
