By Refugee Women, with Love
A Toronto-based social enterprise brings hand-pressed soaps made by refugee women in the Middle East to North America.
¤ Field Notes for Feminist Changemakers
A New School of Writing
A feminist writer found a different way of sharing stories—and her own writing school.
The Write Stuff
An edu-tech startup improves grades – and passes on investors.
HOW WE CONTINUE TO FAIL BIPOC ENTREPRENEURS (And What We Can Do About It)
Entrepreneurship support organizations are keen to profile their diversity and inclusion work–but are are policies and procedures keeping pace?
Remembering our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
June 3 was the first anniversary of the national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). On Canada Day, we share Charlotte Snake’s photography as a way of keeping the conversation alive.
The Language of Change
While North America reels from recent racist killings, Patel reminds us that there remain other forms of violence.
This Show Must Go On
One theatre company’s big idea to save the world: teach kids how to be environmental superheroes
Growing Through a Pandemic
An urban gardening company finds strength in its coop roots to meet big challenges
The Power of Two
Two Black filmmakers found a treasure trove of activist footage – and a company.
Coping with Activist Burnout in Extraordinary Times
Change makers everywhere are feeling a little burnout these days. But there are ways to bounce back–and forward.
