WOMEN'S ECONOMIC COUNCIL

Listen to WEC’s final episode of Hear This From Her! Available on all podcast apps. In the final episode, Monika Imeri and Nisreen Rashid talk about the impact of social capital on the acquisition of business knowledge. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

Hear from Monika Imeri and Nisreen Rashid about how language acquisition and level of competence aggravated business challenges among Arab focus group participants. Episode ten out now on all podcast platforms. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

Episode nine is out now on all podcast platforms. In this episode, Claire Theaker-Brown speaks about what it means to be a certified B corporation and why ethical standards in fashion need to be a global issue. @unbelts #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

Situated in Inglewood, right in the heart of Calgary, “Ninth and Brick” is all about community and shopping locally. Listen to episode eight wherever you get your podcasts. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

After her kitchen lash business grew into a fully staffed studio, Marley Westbrook saw how it had transformed her life and decided she wanted to use her success to give back to her community. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

🚨The Women’s Economic Council is HIRING🚨 Come join our dynamic team and help effect systemic change for all women across Canada. Applications close Jan. 22 For more information, visit our website! #HiringNow #nonprofit

In episode six, we hear from Christine Channer. Christine started the Channer group in December 2019 and her business is dedicated to supporting marginalized groups through consulting and training. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

In our fifth episode, CEO Tori Anderson discusses how the organization creates a space for women who ski to embrace their femininity and be the best version of themselves. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

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You can now join Think Women, a peer network for a feminist economy 🎉🎉 To sign up and learn more about the project, visit our website womenseconomiccouncil.ca

This episode of Hear This From Her was originally released on October 6, 2020. Our host Michelle talks to Ashley Wang from the Women of Ontario Social Enterprise Network about change management in organizations and small businesses. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

With the holiday season quickly approaching, Futurpreneur is making it easier than ever to shop local this year. Check their annual Holiday Shopping Guide here buff.ly/2ZBZfWJ You can find over 230 products from all across Canada.

In our final part of the Founding Sisters conversation, listen to what it means to have economic security for women in Canada. Melanie Conn and Rosalind Lockyer tell us about how gender inequality is built into everything. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

We're releasing this week's podcast one day early out of respect for Canadian veterans on Remembrance Day. In part two of the Founding Sisters conversation, hear about what it means to be outspoken and unafraid. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

How did the Women’s Economic Council get started? Plus: what is the meaning behind women’s centred CED? Listen to Melanie Conn and Rosalind Lockyer unpack the founding history of WEC. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

Coming October 28th, Hear This From Her is a podcast exploring entrepreneurship, financial sustainability and economic security for every woman in Canada. #hearthisfromher #knowledgesharing

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September 30th honors the lost children and Survivors of residential schools as well as their families and communities. Recognition of the tragic history as well as the ongoing impact is essential to reconciliation. 💛

It's essential to learn about impact of affordable childcare and the affects on women's income. For more information on early learning and child care, click on the link: www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/71-607-…