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Blog
Sarah Macharia
| For decades now, "very few" stories in Canadian news media have challenged gender stereotypes, according to a global monitoring project conducted every five years since 1995. |
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News
Alexandra Valahu
| The writer and performer speaks with Alexandra Valahu about her new book, "I Hope We Choose Love." |
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Book Review
Tania Ehret
| Megan Gail Coles's debut novel tells a story of violence and hope set during an epic Newfoundland blizzard. |
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Book Review
Marisa Grizenko
| Miriam Toews's novel chronicles the agonizing decision faced by a group of Mennonite women following the revelation of sexual assaults in their community. |
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Podcast
Victoria Fenner
| Maxine Betteridge-Moes of Farm Radio International talks to Esther Armah about Coalition Against Sexual Abuse (CASA)’s campaign to end violence against young girls in Ghana’s schools. |
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Columnists
Pro Bono, Celia Chandler
| In Canada, size is still an acceptable basis for discrimination, not protected by human rights legislation. It ought to be. |
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News
Svea 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. |
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Columnists
Monia Mazigh
| In an era of #MeToo and #TimesUp, it is time to trust women's choices and stories in the face of all sorts of adversity. That includes choices made by Muslim women. |
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Blog
Krystalline Kraus
| A new initiative by the Toronto Transit Commission includes posters and a website where people share their stories of harassment on the TTC. |
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Blog
Maya 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? |
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Blog
Judy Rebick
| Remembering the killings at L'École Polytechnique at a time of renewed mobilization to fight violence against women. |
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Blog
Krystalline Kraus
| Leveraging the power of social media has been a key way smaller social justice campaigns have successful amplified their voice, and larger campaigns have unified the personal experience of struggle. |
