8 women in social impact share their visions for an equitable pandemic recovery
Why It Matters
Canadians are facing a long road to recovery from the pandemic, but not all have been, or will be, equally impacted. Women of colour and young women have led the country through the pandemic, and they’ll feel the most intense economic and societal impacts — so their perspectives should be at the forefront of any conversation about recovery.
It’s crystal clear by now that the pandemic and its economic shocks have not impacted all Canadians equally. Women, and in particular, women of colour have been on the frontlines of the crisis, representing 82 percent of healthcare workers. They’ve also experienced the most job losses, and will continue to feel t
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