Feminism as an Ethical Orientation
Neeru Sekhon considers the impacts of the pandemic and how her activism brings her hope.
Women
Creating Authentic Leadership Opportunities
Sabrina Sawyer, Angela Frawley, Elisa Lobo and Carolyn Proulx-Wootton reflect on ETFO’s new Indigenous Women’s Mentorship Program.
Violence Against Women
Educators have experienced a sevenfold increase in violence since 2005. Elizabeth Mitchell writes about the connection to gender.
A Vision for Public Education
Voice in conversation with ETFO’s newly-elected President Karen Brown.
A Critical Literacy Lens
Iyanuoluwa Akinrinola writes about asking her students to consider the missing voices in accounts of pivotal moments of Canadian history.
Women, Work and COVID-19
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Senior Economist Katherine Scott illustrates how women have been impacted.
Myths About ETFO’s Women’s Programs
Women’s programs and positions are open to all ETFO members who identify as women, including transgender women.
Ocean Speaks – How Marie Tharp Revealed The Ocean's Biggest Secret
Jess Keating, illustrated by Katie Hickey. Tundra Books, 2020. 34 pages, $21.99.
My Mommy, My Mama, My Brother, and Me
Natalie Meisner, illustrated by Mathilde Cinq-Mars. Nimbus Publishing, 2019. 29 pages, $22.95.
The Most Magnificent Thing
Written and illustrated by Ashley Spires. Kids Can Press, 2014. 32 pages, $16.95.