learning the harms of gender inequality
focused on educating the youth of Canada specifically on the harms of gender inequality
Frequently Asked Questions
Youth testimonials and admissions face to face with inequality
"I was at my grandparents house and i went to a local fair where i was super exited to play and really wanted to go but there werent many other girls there, i got denied access to go just because i was a girl and received no other explanation. i was frustrated, hurt, and disappointed ."
Anonymous
"I attend school at Enver Creek in BC and everybody in my English class was talking and on their phones, even the boy right beside me, there were at least 5 boys and 3 girls on their phone. All 3 girls including myself got sent outside and got in trouble from our teacher who is also a male, where as none of the boys did. we TRIED to explain and say that we were not the only ones, but got dismissed. "
Anonymous

During the U.S. Open final, Serena Williams was penalized heavily for arguing with the umpire, while male players often do the same without such punishment.

A study in the uk talks about how women get insulted and told they are worse then man at sports, getting called and using harmful sayings and stereotypes such as "throw like a girl"

For years, the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team was paid significantly less than the men’s team, despite outperforming them internationally. In 2022, after a long legal battle, the USWNT reached a $24 million settlement and secured equal pay moving forward.
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Feminist Footprints On Canadian Soil; youth