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Tuesday, January 25 • 10:00 - 10:45
(On-demand session released) An Intersectional Path to Inclusive Employment for Women

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Women continue to face barriers to employment. The pandemic highlighted and exacerbated these challenges. An inclusive recovery for women requires understanding how intersecting factors combine to benefit some, and leave others behind when integrating into the labour market. By applying an intersectional lens, we can better understand and address the unique barriers diverse women face in employment.

Learning Outcomes:
  • Learn about systemic barriers women face in accessing the workforce
  • The disproportionate impact the pandemic had on women in employment
  • Intersectional lens provides insights to support women in gaining employment

Speakers
avatar for Michelle Emson

Michelle Emson

Director of Technology, Account Name Women's March Global
Michelle Emson is an international human rights activist working primarily in gender diversity and inclusion. She serves as Director of Technology for Women’s March Global, and received a 2017 YWCA Woman of Distinction Award for her work.
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Annette Vermaeten

Director, Office of Skills for Success, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
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Miia Suokonautio

Executive Director, YWCA
As Executive Director of YWCA Halifax since 2014, Miia has experience developing supports and advocating for victims, survivors, and families of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
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Carol Moen

CEO, Women Builing Futures
As President & CEO of Women Building Futures and a professional engineer, Carol Moen brings vast experience in leadership, governance, and strategy to support the non-profit’s mission of fostering economic security for women.


Tuesday January 25, 2022 10:00 - 10:45 EST