Kingdom Come: Fashion Storytelling By: Isabelle Bourgeault-Tassé Ottawa, Canada In 1948, over 500 Jamaican and Barbadian men boarded the Empire Windrush, leaving the sunny shores of their Caribbean islands for an uncertain future in Britain. They landed at Tilbury docks in London, and would be...
A bazin and a boubou: the hunt for a Senegalese husband By: Isabelle Bourgeault-Tassé Ottawa, Canada “Real women have currrrves!” the vendor roars at me. I have been in Senegal for a little over a week, and am still shocked every time someone openly comments on my...
The Me To We Artisan program ignites the entrepreneurial spirit in Maasai women. By: Marina Radovanovic Toronto, Canada Through steely determination and benevolence did Roxanne Joyal (co-founder of the Me to We Artisans) begin her venture to help and assist the women of various countries that offered...
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