Women carpenters break barriers in trades talk
Journalist Tracy Wrafter covers Marcia Braundy's seminar on women entering well paid trades once dominated by men. Dutton, Szlanko and boss Stan MacDonald now renovate an old Legion building, proving women can handle hammer and nails, earn fair wages, and deliver smart, practical design in a hands on field.
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Tracy Wrafter
Marcia Braundy
Jeanette Dutton
Anna Szlanko
Dutton
Szlauko
Szlanko
Legion
Stan MacDonald
Dutton, Szlanko
MacDonald
Winnie Mandela A pillar of justice in South Africa
International Herstory honors women shaping global justice including Winnie Mandela. The piece recalls her early activism with Nelson Mandela, 27 years in prison, repeated government repression, and continued struggle for equality despite controversy around the Stompei Seipei case.
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Nomzamo Madikizela
Winnie Mandela
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Winnie
Stompei Seipei
First annual Herstory Month marks celebrating women
Tracy Wr notes October 1926 Persons case as turning point and Canada's 125th birthday context. The event honors inspiring women from mothers to teachers, with stories of ordinary and influential figures. The 2nd Annual Womens' Resource Centre retreat at Camp Sagitawa runs Oct 30 to Nov 1.
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Tracy Wr
Canada
Womens' Resource Centre
Camp Sagitawa
Womens’ Resource Centre
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