Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Designing Tomorrow's Workplaces

(Le français suit le texte anglais)We stand on the shoulders of achievers, activists and advocates from recent and past history. Let's celebrate their successes and the journeys they travelled.Working with partner organizations,The Women's History Projectwill provide opportunities for discovering women's history through conversations, discussions, storytelling, multimedia productions and art. We aim to generate awareness, educate, advocate and create future change.These events will profile the work and stories of academics, historians and activists.*****Nous travail s’enracine dans l’histoire récente et passée de battantes et de militantes et de pionnières. Célébrons ensemble leurs réussites et le chemin qu’elles ont parcouru.En collaboration avec des organisations partenaires, Le projet sur l’histoire des femmes offrira la possibilité de découvrir cette histoire par le biais de conversations, de discussions, de récits, de productions multimédias et d'art. Notre mission consiste à sensibiliser, éduquer, plaider notre cause et susciter un changement.Ces événements mettront en lumière le travail et les histoires d'universitaires, d'historiennes et de militantes.

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We have a stellar group of women on the panel. This will be thoughtful, informative and exhilarating.

Join us for an inspiring discussion!With special guests: Judy Rebick, Strategic Advisor, Canadian Women’s Chamber of Commerce; Linda Krebs, Head of Talent Acquisitions, Nokia; Julie Savard-Shaw, Executive Director, The Prosperity Project; and Dr Shyra Barberstock - Member of Kebaowek First Nation, Co-Founder &amp; CEO of Kebaonish Inc.What does the future hold for women in the new economy? Where do women fit as we diversify and expand markets? What will be the impact of major projects, infrastructure, defense industries, AI and technology on women’s work and women’s voices? How do we ensure that women’s voices in the care economy are heard?We will explore emerging opportunities for women in evolving industries, self-employment, how leaders can build equitable and inclusive futures. What do we know about past women’s accomplishments and campaigns that can help us now?The Women’s History Project invites you the third and last session of a powerful three-part webinar series that confronts issues and barriers women have faced in the labour force. Together, we’ll explore the past, present, and future of women’s work in Canada—through the voices of those who have researched it, lived it, and fought to change it.This series is for anyone committed to gender justice in the workplace.

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