In Kenya, nearly 65% of girls cannot afford period hygiene products. As a result, they often resort to using rags, pieces of cloth, or sponges just to get by each month. It is uncomfortable, unhygienic, strips them of confidence, and forces them to miss school....
Women comprise nearly 80% of Canada’s nonprofit workforce, yet their tireless contributions are consistently dismissed, undervalued, and unsupported. This isn’t a mere oversight—it is a crisis that demands urgent attention. Each day, women in nonprofits grapple with...
How do we know what we know about someone? Well, if we have a personal relationship, our understanding comes from direct connection, from the memories that we share, from the stories they have told us, from the actions that we have witnessed, from the growth we have...
What defines a good social enterprise? Is it social and/or environmental impact? is it qualitative data (numbers and measurable information)? Or, perhaps, quantitative data (people’s experience with it)? The students of Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation at...
Imagine a world where stories don’t just entertain, but ignite empathy. Where words don’t just fill pages, but bridges divide and challenges injustice. Imagine a publishing house where profit isn’t the driving force, where stories aren’t just...
The world of wine has long been celebrated for its rich diversity of flavors and aromas. When it comes to the faces behind the bottles, however, the industry has been slower to embrace the same level of diversity. To be sure, beyond the captivating flavors and...
