Dec 7, 2018
The New NAFTA: A license to discriminate on the basis of sex
The final text weakens and nullifies protections against work discrimination.
Feminism
Feminism
Dec 6, 2018
Poetry is a way for women to survive: Canadian poets in conversation
Canisia Lubrin
Sina Queyras
In this excerpt from the recently published book "What The Poets Are Doing," two Canadian poets discuss writing, feminism and activism.
Dec 6, 2018
'Float Like A Butterfly' tells story of a girl's fight for freedom and belonging
face2face
The beautiful new film "Float Like A Butterfly" is about family life, gender disparity, life as community, boxing as a metaphor, contradictions, laughter and the vicinity of truth.
Dec 4, 2018
Building solidarity between North American Indigenous peoples and Palestinians
Talking Radical Radio
Terri Monture is a Mohawk woman of the Wolf Clan who lives in Toronto. Scott Neigh interviews her about the work of Indigenous Land Defence Across Borders.
Nov 27, 2018
Pro-choice Groups Call for Inform Alberta, 211, and HealthLink to Stop Referring to Anti-Choice Homophobic Agencies
ARCC and Alberta Pro-Choice Coalition are asking the online directory "Inform Alberta", 211, 811 HealthLink and its partners to stop referring to anti-choice, transphobic, and homophobic agencies.
Nov 22, 2018
Graphic novelist talks about imagining a world without men
Alexandra Valahu
Aminder Dhaliwal's new graphic novel, "Woman World," imagines a post-apocalyptic world where a birth defect has wiped out the population of men.
What migrant care workers are going through is not right!
3 Minute Action
Support their demands for a renewed caregiver program
Nov 9, 2018
In Sudan, Courage Means Women Who Persist
The women’s rights movement in Sudan has a long and vibrant history. Generations of activists have fought this struggle and continue to do so.
Nov 8, 2018
Capitalism runs on women's housework
Jessica Rose
Louise Toupin's new book, "Wages for Housework," is a much-needed documentation of a an international feminist movement that is largely unknown.
Nov 4, 2018
The time to strike is now: A call for anti-electroshock activism
Bonnie Burstow
Electroshock has been proven to be sexist, ineffective, and brain-damaging. A lawsuit for damages against the shock machine manufacturers has just led to a settlement. What follows is a hunger strike.
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