CRIAW SK

09/18/2024

Housing is a human right. Join the human rights challenge by women and gender diverse people!
https://mailchi(dot)mp/womenshomelessness/youre-invited-right-to-housing-toolkit-launch-webinar?e=14d23c1c04

03/05/2017

Dear all, upcoming CRIAW SK event!! Happening March 10th at Station 20 West. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. - tickets available until March 6th from McNally Robinson and Turning the Tide Bookstore.

The Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW) is celebrating 40 years of research with, by and for women.

Come out and celebrate with great food; nationally acclaimed humorist, Bonnie Logan; a sharing of CRIAW studies by Judy White; trivia and a unique silent auction that includes p***y hats, local sweets, yoga, and more!

Entry is $40. CRIAW will issue tax receipts for donations over $25. Friends of CRIAW are encouraged to pay more and subsidize lower income women. If cost is an issue, don't hesitate to get in touch--we don't want this to be the reason you don't attend!

RSVP BEFORE MARCH 6 to cindy.hanson@uregina.ca or Marie.lovrod@usask.ca, or call/text (306)381-8631.

Tickets are available at McNally Robinson and Turning the Tide.

Food includes vegetarian options. Doors open at 5:30; dinner's at 6:30.

11/03/2016

health quality concerns in Sask

PRINCE ALBERT: Workers laid off from Saskatchewan’s public laundry facilities last fall are concerned that laundry services now provided by the private company K-Bro Linen are inadequate. Monday’s …

09/16/2016

Not good news for healthcare in SK http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/saskatoon-health-region-cuts-september-2016-1.3764673

In a release, the health region said meetings were held on Thursday with unionized staff who are being let go. Notices were sent to non-unionized employees.

08/24/2016

Report from the Capital Region cluster!

women and changing public services in Ottawa

06/03/2016

updates and resources from sister project

This series aims to foster understanding about, and provide ideas for, how to develop resources in northern Canadian communities in ways that ensure women, children and their communities benefit.

05/25/2016

great piece!

Many of us are familiar with, and perhaps almost resigned to, the idea that a lot of jobs these days are precarious. We are used to hearing about precarious work, with its low wages, lack of benefits, unpredictable scheduling and hours, and insecurity.

05/17/2016

Project happenings with CRIAW's FemNorthNet: gender-based analysis

05/16/2016

congrats!!

The federal government has agreed to pay as much as $45 million in back pay to thousands of mostly female employees at a Statistics Canada agency to settle a longstanding pay-equity compl…

04/26/2016

Women and Public Sector Precarity

07/18/2014

Generating momentum is a camp put on by Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation (SCIC) and Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG) aimed at bringing together and supporting young activists leaders in Saskatchewan (18-29yrs). The camp runs Aug 21-24.

Check out more about the camp here: http://generatingmomentumcamp.wordpress.com/

And a chance to be sent to the camp for free by Upstream here: http://www.thinkupstream.net/sendmetogenmo

Creating a healthy society through evidence-based, people-centred ideas.

07/17/2014

Help save the Maritimes' only abortion clinic! Reproductive Justice New Brunswick (RJNB), is dedicated to ensuring publicly funded and self-referred abortion is available in the province.