Addressing inequities affecting immigrants key to economic recovery
Carmina Ravanera discusses our Feminist Economic Recovery Plan and why migrant workers play a central role in the "essential economy", in this CIC feature.
Here’s what’s inside Canada’s first-ever Feminist Economic Recovery Plan
Future of Good breaks down the 8 pillars for recovery from GATE and the YWCA's Feminist Economic Recovery Plan.
Youth unemployment could have long-term consequences, StatsCan warns
Advisor's Edge recognizes our Feminist Economic Recovery Plan, while focusing on recent StatsCan data, which indicates recent female graduates may face larger earnings losses than men.
Canada’s economy won’t recover unless marginalized groups, women helped too: report
Inspired by the Canadian Press piece on how boosting marginalized groups is key to recovery, Global News shines a light on our Feminist Economic Recovery Plan in this video expose.
‘It took a pandemic for the country to see what was already broken.’
This Toronto Star piece highlights GATE and the YWCA's Feminist Economic Recovery Plan, paying special attention to the toll exacted on the millions of those already marginalized.
Boosting marginalized groups key to ‘feminist economic recovery,’ report says
Sarah Kaplan on how Canadians cannot expect the economy to fully recover from COVID-19 without helping those most affected by the downturn.
We can’t build back better without economic justice for racialized women
GATE's Carmina Ravanera alongside the YWCA Canada's Anjum Sultana write for Corporate Knights to discuss the release of our collaborative Feminist Economic Recovery Plan and how it must call for more equitable workplace policies and support for BIPOC-led businesses.
Care services are key to pandemic recovery for women
GATAE's Sarah Kaplan and Maya Roy of the YWCA write an op-ed for the Toronto Star, ahead of the release of a Feminist Economic Recovery Plan for Canada.
A Feminist Action Plan for the Economic Recovery
Maya Roy, CEO of YWCA Canada, and Sarah Kaplan discuss their organizations' collaborative action plan: A Feminist Economic Recovery Plan for Canada, on CBC's Here and Now Toronto with Gill Deacon.
Why are there still so few Black lawyers on Bay Street?
Revisiting GATE-funded researcher Hadiya Roderique's piece, Black on Bay Street, The Globe and Mail continues the conversation on the need for greater diversity in the legal community and features, Sonia Kang's research on resume whitening.