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As people from different parts of the world continue to take on measures to protect groups vulnerable from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we at Feminists Deliver would like to highlight the unresolved and continued flexing of the colonial muscle in Wet’suwet’en...

 Job Brief:Feminists Deliver is looking for an enthusiastic Communications & Marketing Specialist to help manage our external and internal communications. The successful candidate will promote a positive public image and control the dissemination of information on...

We value your opinion and would love to hear your thoughts about the Feminists Deliver 2019 Conference.Your feedback will help make any future conferences better!Do you have a few minutes to take the survey? You do? Great,                            We appreciate you...

It matters that we voteIt matters who we vote forVote on Monday October 21 Which of the candidates who wants your vote has committed to the following Feminist Deliver values?To decolonize our societyWe believe that at the core of the feminist agenda lies the fight to...

Building on our momentum from the Feminists Deliver Conference, we will be gathering again to hear from some of the parties running in the upcoming Federal Election. The Federal election takes place in communities across Canada October 21, 2019 and you can vote in...

Building on our momentum from the Feminists Deliver Conference, we will be gathering again to hear from some of the parties running in the upcoming Federal Election. The Federal election takes place in communities across Canada October 21, 2019 and you can vote in...

The Feminists Deliver Ripple Effect Feminists Deliver ended day one with a large public art installation reveal reveal happened at the bon voyage plaza at the Vancouver Convention Centre. The Ripple Effect featured 12 progressive movements that illustrate how social...

The Power of MovementsDay four of our grassroots conference and trade show began with a keynote panel on Feminists Movements facilitated by Kory Wilson with panelists Sandra Iroegbu, Black Lives Matter Vancouver, Ellen Woodsworth, Women Transforming Cities, Sharon...

Personal is Political Day three of our grassroots conference and trade show began with a keynote by Sylvia McAdam, co-founder of a global grassroots Indigenous-led movement "Idle No More". Idle No More has changed the political and social landscape of Canada as well...