Women are in the trades, changing the industry
Skills trade is known to be a male-dominated field, but two women share how the industry is accepting and changing.
Read MoreSkills trade is known to be a male-dominated field, but two women share how the industry is accepting and changing.
Read MoreWomen are commonly promoted to leadership roles in certain industries during times of crisis or downturn and set up for failure.
Read MoreWith women’s sports viewership at an all-time high, it’s times leagues start paying their athletes fair salaries.
Read MoreHope Manglal-Lan, a point guard of the Hawks basketball team, recently played internationally with the Filipino-Canadian team in a tournament in Manila.
Read MoreOnly 14.2 per cent of Canadian women are registered trade workers according to the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum.
Read MoreThe Humber Hawks women’s soccer team had a soaring start to the season and look to build on it come playoff time.
Read MoreWomen shouldn’t be in danger after rejecting men.
Read MoreResearch shows autism assessments and the understanding of the condition have been substantially biased toward males.
Read MoreWomen of Courage participants Shirin Tobie-Paul and Carmen Gao open up about their experiences.
Read MoreAn International Women’s Day event hosted by FYE attracted crowds of Humber students to participate in a variety of activities.
Read MoreDec. 6 marks the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
Read MoreAccording to Statista, in 2016 only two per cent of video games featured female protagonists, but by 2020 this number had risen to 18 per cent.
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