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Alright, Now What?

Canadian Women"s Foundation

Gender equality and justice, where we live, work, learn, and play is the goal, and it makes life better for everyone. Our podcast, Alright, Now What?, remains a space where we ask How do we move from awareness to action?, but this season we’re also Shifting the Story. Through powerful storytelling, expert interviews, and bold conversations, we’ll highlight community-based solutions, uncover systemic barriers, and explore what true equity can look like, especially for those who are too often

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30:17

Learning, Unlearning, Rest, and Reclamation With...

Alright, Now What? ·

2026/03/25

Selam Debs is a Black Ethiopian woman, an antiracism educator, an anti-oppression coach, a social justice advocate, a student in dismantling anti-Black racism, an accomplice in dismantling anti-Indigenous racism, xenophobia, islamophobia, and an advocate for 2SLGBTQ+ & disability rights through an intersectional lens.She is the creator of the Antiracism Course and has facilitated workshops and trainings for organizations all across Canada. Selam is a yoga and meditation instructor, a restorative

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20:53

Building Confidence Through Sport With Olivia Ho

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2026/03/11

Today, we're joined by Olivia Ho, founder of The Give and Grow and one of four winners of the 2026 Feminist Creator Prize.Olivia's bio:I am the founder of The Give and Grow and a lifelong advocate for women and girls in sport. For more than 15 years, I have worked with youth through sports camps, after school programs, coaching, and community initiatives, always driven by the belief that sport can build confidence and transform lives. Before launching The Give and Grow, I spent five years at MLSE

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32:33

Bonus episode: In conversation with Diana Fox Carney

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2026/03/03

In this special bonus episode, Mitzie Hunter, President and CEO of the Canadian Women's Foundation, is joined by Madame Diana Fox Carney, an economist and climate expert whose work has taken her from Africa to the UK to here in Canada, and whose career has focused on tackling some of the biggest challenges of our time. Diana has spent years working at the intersection of climate action, economic decision-making, and social impact, and brings a perspective that's both global and deeply human. Her

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30:48

Impact On and Off the Pitch With Farkhunda Muhtaj

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2026/02/25

Farkhunda Muhtaj is an Afghan-Canadian football luminary and social activist who unites the worlds of sport, education and humanitarianism. Farkhunda's instrumental role in the evacuation of over 300 people, including the Afghan Youth Women’s National Football Team and their families in 2021, was profiled in the 2024 Cannes Lions winning documentary, We Are Ayenda. Farkhunda currently serves as the Captain of the Afghanistan Women’s National Football team and continues to play professionally as

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41:43

Intersectional, Anti-racist, and Feminist Leadership...

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2026/02/11

Esther is a trauma informed care counsellor, a guest lecturer and a trainer on gender-based violence, diversity, equity, inclusion, human rights and social justice. Her work is grounded in an integrated anti-racist/anti-oppression, and feminist analysis, a holistic approach in which a person's lived experience and realities of life are not fragmented and divided. Esther has been working in the human services field for over 30 years. She is a mentor and mother to many. She has a BA (Hons) in

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31:49

The Power of Storytelling and Hope with Angela Sterritt

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2026/01/28

Angela Sterritt is an award-winning investigative journalist, TV, radio, and podcast host, and national bestselling author. She is from the Wilps ‘Wii Ḵ’aax of the Gitanmaax community within the Gitxsan Nation on her dad’s side and from Bell Island, Newfoundland, on her maternal side. Sterritt worked as a television, radio, and digital journalist at CBC for more than a decade. She also hosted the award-winning CBC original podcast Land Back.Her book Unbroken is part memoir and part investigation

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29:22

Curiosity, Care and Values-based Change with Paul Taylor

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2026/01/14

Paul Taylor is an anti-poverty activist, teacher at Simon Fraser University and has led four nonprofit organizations, including FoodShare Toronto, where he was the Executive Director from 2017-2023. He ran to be Member of Parliament in the federal riding of Parkdale-High Park in 2019 and again in 2021, when he lost by a mere 1,700 votes.He has written several op-eds on leadership, the non-profit sector and various social issues. In 2020, Paul was named one of Toronto Life’s 50 Most Influential

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31:04

Gender Equality and Economic Justice With Meseret...

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2025/12/17

Today,we’rejoined byMesi, a leader whose national and global advocacy is transforming how we understand and respond to economic abuse in Canada.Mesi shares how her lived experience, decades of work in global health, finance, digital innovation, and gender equality, and her leadership at the Canadian Centre for Women Empowerment led her tohelpbuild the national infrastructure needed to prevent economic abuse,one of the most hidden and often overlooked forms of gender based violencein

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26:13

Grounding, alignment and healing With Jolene McDonald

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2025/12/03

Today we are joined by host Alyssa Carpenter from the Canadian Women’s Foundation. In this episode, Alyssa sits down with Jolene McDonald, an Indigenous wellness practitioner and the founder of a healing business that weaves together yoga, Reiki, life coaching, and community facilitation in the North. Together, they explore the power of grassroots care and small, practical ways to begin reconnecting with your own self and your community.Please listen, subscribe, rate, and review this podcast and

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31:25

Consistency, Care and Connection With Michelle Osbourne

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2025/11/19

Michelle Osbourne is an Empowerment Speaker, Self-Image Activist, and founder of Michelle Osbourne & Co. Known for helping women reclaim their confidence and take up space boldly at every stage of life, Michelle brings an unapologetic, intersectional feminist lens to everything she does. A CBC Black Changemaker and shortlisted for the Canadian Women’s Foundation’s Feminist Creator Prize, she’s partnered with top brands like Amazon Prime Video, Dove, and Interac. Her work has been featured on TV,

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25:19

Shifting the Story on Gender-Based Violence With Jana...

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2025/11/05

Today,we’rejoined by award-winning journalist Jana Pruden, whosereportingshines a light ongender-basedviolence and how these cases move through our justice system.Jana shares how her work in court reporting led her to focus on intimate partner violence, and why telling these stories accuratelyand ethicallymatters so much.We’llexplore the responsibility journalists carry in an age of misinformation, and the power of storytelling to help us understand what is really at stake.And finally, Jana leaves

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26:40

Authentic Entrepreneurship with BleSsed Brooks

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2025/10/22

Welcome to the first episode of Alright, Now What? Season 8: Shifting the Story.Today,we’rekicking things off with someone who embodies that spirit of change:BleSsedBrooks, founder of the first official Yoni Spa in Canada.BleSsedwill take us through her journey as an entrepreneur: what inspired her and the challenges feminist entrepreneurs face.We’llalso dig into some of the creative solutionsshe’sfound along the way. And finally,she’llleave us with a few powerful words on what it means totake

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20:26

Season Finale: Indigenous Entrepreneurship with Jenn...

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2025/07/02

With Jenn Harper, Founder and CEO of Cheekbone Beauty CosmeticsJenn Harper is an award-winning social entrepreneur and international speaker. She is the trailblazing founder and CEO of Cheekbone Beauty Cosmetics—a brand that has gracefully painted the ideals of sustainability and inclusion onto a global canvas. From its inception in 2015, Jenn has nurtured Cheekbone Beauty into a B. Corp Certified force, now gracing the shelves of Sephora Canada and 550 JC Penney locations across the USA.Jenn's

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27:38

Disability and Gender Justice

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2025/06/18

With Jenna Barnable, disability inclusion advocate and educatorJenna Barnable is an Atlantic Canadian writer, communicator, disability inclusion advocate and educator who lives with multiple disabilities. She is also a storyteller, community builder and lifelong feminist who raises awareness about women’s, gender-diverse, and Disabled rights through my words, art and education. Jenna unapologetically centers women’s, gender diverse, BIPOC and 2SLGBTQ+ perspectives and issues in her disability

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17:22

Reshaping Maternal Care with Kimberley Okafor

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2025/06/04

With Kimberley Okafor, researcher and advocate for maternal health equityKimberley Okafor is a dedicated researcher and advocate for maternal health equity, currently pursuing a Master of Science in Management (MScM) at Toronto Metropolitan University. As Vice-President External for her MScM cohort and an active member of the Black Researchers Initiative to Empower (BRITE), she is committed to addressing systemic challenges in maternal care globally. Her research explores the intersection of

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14:38

Bleeding with Dignity

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2025/05/21

With Leisha Toory, Winner of the 2025 Feminist Creator PrizeLeisha Toory is a feminist advocate, writer, and the founder of the Period Priority Project, the first and only grassroots initiative in Newfoundland and Labrador dedicated solely to advancing menstrual equity. Through her work, she has successfully lobbied for free menstrual products in public spaces, a policy change recently adopted by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.As an advocate for systemic change, Leisha has created

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20:27

Emergency Preparedness and Gender with Alex Valoroso

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2025/05/07

With Alex Valoroso, Gender Equity Advisor AlexValorosois a Gender Equity Advisor and consultant specializing in equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) strategies, with a particular focus on gender and disaster. She helps organizations build more inclusive workplaces, services, and systems by applying a feminist, trauma-informed, and survivor-centered lens.Alexholds a Master’s degree in Disaster and Emergency Management and has completed specialized training in intersectional analysis, GBA Plus, and

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17:04

Seeing Humanity in One Another with Fallon Farinacci

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2025/04/23

With Fallon Farinacci, Winner of the 2025 Feminist Creator PrizeFallon Farinacci is Red River Métis and a child survivor who testified in the National Inquiry for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, sharing her story of loss and trauma.Later Fallon joined The National Family Advisory Circle, where she worked closely with other MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ family members and the Commissioners for the National Inquiry.Fallon continues to share her family’s story and bring awareness to the ongoing

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18:25

Challenging Gendered Digital Harm with Suzie Dunn

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2025/04/09

With Suzie Dunn, Interim Director of theLaw and Technology Instituteand anassistant professorat Dalhousie University’s Schulich School of Law.Suzie Dunn's researchcenters on the intersections of equality, technology and the law, with a specific focus on technology-facilitated gender-based violence, artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and social media. She is a research partner on a four-year SSHRC funded research project on young people’s experiences with sexual violence online,DIY Digital Safety

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17:14

Creating Inclusive Online Communities with Monica...

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2025/03/26

With Monica Bancheri, Winner of the 2025 Feminist Creator PrizeMonica, also known as Gay Italian Nonna, is aqueer, masculine-presenting lesbian, talk show host, and community builder dedicated to creating safe spaces for women and the LGBTQ+ community. Through her content andtalk show, she helps people find connection, friendship, and belonging. Her Talk Show unMASCed shines a light on trans icons, LGBTQ+ leaders, inspirationalwomen, and creatives- amplifying the voices that shape our culture

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