Get (More) Shit Done: Outsource to Level Up Your Entrepreneurial Game
Katrina McKay didn’t set out to start an outsourcing business but a desire to create abundance for others led her there.
¤ Field Notes for Feminists in Business
Feminism and AI (Artificial Intelligence): A Wake Up Call
Artificial intelligence is a general use technology that is will be as ubiquitous as the internet. Sounds great–but who will it leave behind?
Another Brick in the Wall: Anti-Feminists in Canada
Organizations like Real Women in Canada don’t believe the gender wage gap exists-just for starters. In her review of Lauren McKeon’s “F-Bomb: Dispatches from the War on Feminism,” CV Harquail writes “The anti-feminist movement remains strong and feminists must find ways to be stronger.”
Stand Up, Get Up: A Change Makers’ Playlist
International Women’s Day is over…but LiisBeth playlist curator, Aerin Fogel, founder of Venusfest, asks “Should it be? And why is it just one day?” This playlist reminds us that struggles to transform how we relate to each other takes decades.
The Reinvention of the Feminist Bookstore
Want to level up your knowledge of feminism? Good news! Feminist hangouts of the 1970s are making a comeback-with the help of crowdfunding and innovative business models.
Winter Solstice Playlist: Beginnings, Endings, and Bridges
LiisbBeth is pleased to offer you this new year contemplation playlist curated by Aerin Fogel, Toronto musician and founder of feminist music festival Venus Fest.
Emily Does The Hustle
“…so many businesses don’t realize there’s a whole different demographic they may be not connecting with”–Emily Mills, founder of Toronto based 5000 strong network of women of colour entrepreneurs points out how
A Canadian Crusader in Kabul
Filmmaker Roberta Staley captures the stories of feminist Afghan women journalists seizing on the power of media to advance gender equality–even though doing so means risking their lives.
How To Achieve True Diversity At Conferences? Embrace Discomfort
Boosting the gender equality and equity needle at events and festivals requires organizers to get out of their comfort zone.
Savoy “Kapow” Howe Outside The Ring: Part Two
“As a business owner, one of the cool things about trying to keep a place like this alive is it forces me to be really creative at the end of the month. It forces me to invent things out of necessity. Some of the things we invent become a huge part of what we do.” –Savoy Howe
