Care, Not Corporatization
This year on International Women’s Day, the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) called for a worker-centred economic strategy that puts women’s economic justice at its core.
Women
Building Pathways, Raising Voices
The summer women’s issue of Voice is one that is particularly important to me. It is an opportunity to profile the tremendous work of women members – in the classroom, within our union and in communities across the province – to advance equity and improve the lives of students and their families.
From the Editor
The summer issue of Voice is our women’s issue and an opportunity to highlight women’s programs, women’s voices and women’s experiences.
Amplifying Black Women's Voices
Velma Morgan considers the importance of creating leadership pathways and supports for Black women.
Becoming Women in Action
Sharon Ethier writes about almost 30 years of an important ETFO women’s leadership program.
The Menopause Story Educators Aren't Being Told
Lisa Boate considers the impact this transition has on women’s lives and the importance of menopause-informed workplaces.
Building Confidence, Community and Futures
Kamla Rambaran and Zélia Capitão-Tavares reflect on the declining interest in STEM that many educators see among girls as they enter their intermediate years and how they are keeping girls engaged through gaming,
You’re Not Alone: Mental Health in Pregnancy and Postpartum
Building On Our Legacy: Equity as the Foundation of Public Education
As we publish this issue of Voice, we find ourselves at a critical juncture. The threat to local democracy posed by Bill 33 and this government’s centralization agenda is inseparable from the fight for equity in our public schools.
