For many young women, leadership starts in the classroom—running for student council, organizing protests, or leading campus clubs. What often feels like “practice politics” is actually the foundation for something bigger: public office. The journey from campus activism to Parliament Hill isn’t straightforward, but it’s becoming more visible as more women transform student leadership into … Read more
Leadership isn’t just about holding a title—it’s about influence, resilience, and the ability to guide others toward a vision. For women, stepping into leadership roles often comes with unique challenges: breaking through glass ceilings, navigating male-dominated spaces, or balancing cultural expectations. But the flip side? Women leaders also bring unique strengths that can transform workplaces … Read more
When you picture the engine of an inclusive community, you might imagine local leaders, social workers, or policymakers. But often, the quiet force shaping these spaces are educated women—teachers, mentors, entrepreneurs, advocates—who use knowledge as both a shield and a bridge. Around the world, and here in Canada, research shows that when women are empowered … Read more