WECONOMIE

What does it mean to celebrate Canada’s Women's History Month when living on unceded Indigenous territory? Whose histories and which women do we celebrate? In this lively conversation, Indigenous professor Cora Voyageur tackles these questions head on, debunks myths about Indigenous economies and highlights Indigenous women to celebrate!

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This episode led by students from the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies at the University of Ottawa discusses the relationship between intersectional feminism and sustainable economies. This episode includes a guest speaker: Skw’akw’as (Sunshine) Dunstan-Moore -- a Community Climate Justice Coordinator for TLKemchEEn (Lytton) and VIDEA Sunshine; a member of the Youth Advisory Group with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO; and a Generation Power Intern with Indigenous Clean Energy. Another guest speaker is Kat Cadungog -- ED of the Foundation for Environmental Stewardship who has collaborated with youth across Canada in over 50 Action Projects in remote, rural, and Indigenous communities.

Tune in to this episode to learn more about the intersections between sustainability, climate justice, feminism, and the economy.

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A group of University of Ottawa students come together in this episode to talk about the inclusion of trans, non-binary and queer people in women's safe spaces and organizations. This episode is guided by an intersectional framework that seeks to incorporate ethnic identities with gender identities. Racial inequality shouldn't be separated from discrimination based on race, class, sexuality, or immigrant status. People are often subject to all of these discriminations -- not just one.

Tune in to this episode to learn more!

Her Own Boss is an inclusive community based action research project that involves collaboration among various researchers, NPOs and community members. Hear from Monika Imeri and Nisreen Rashid about the impact of social capital on the acquisition of business knowledge.

This podcast was created at the University of Ottawa's Institute of Feminist and Gender studies, specifically for the FEM1100 course "Introduction to Women, Gender, and Feminism."

Her Own Boss is an inclusive community based action research project that involves collaboration among various researchers, NPOs and community members. Hear from Monika Imeri and Nisreen Rashid about how language acquisition and level of competence aggravated business challenges among Arab focus group participants.

Listen to stories from women in Her Own Boss project who share their experiences in entrepreneurship in Ottawa

This first episode of the WECONOMIE Podcast by the Women’s Economic Council talks about Change Management in organizations and small businesses. Their guest is Ashley Wang from the Women of Ontario Social Enterprise Network.

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Ce premier épisode de la baladodiffusion WECONOMIE par le Conseil Économique des femmes discute la gestion du changement dans les organismes et les petites entreprises. Leur invitée est Ashley Wang, de Women of Ontario Social Enterprise Network.