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On March 8th, the 5th annual Blogging Carnival wrapped up after fours weeks of blogs and discussion. With topics on Indigenous young women, values and choices, space and entertainment, there were tons of great blogs. Check them out below and the wrap-up of what was tweeted too!
 
 
 
 
 
Here is a recap of the blogs:

Indigenous Young Women

What does indigenous young women’s leadership look like? How do you build
solidarity?How do you integrate elders and traditional teachers’ teachings in everyday life?
How does being Indigenous change the way you think?

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women - Monique, Missing Justice Montréal
Toronto's 7th Annual Rally to Honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women - Krysta Williams
A story of healing - Tala Tootoosis

 

 

How do your beliefs, values and (gender) politics influence the choices you make?

How do they influence:
- The way you eat
- The way you dress
- The way you spend your money
- The way you date/love/have sex
- The way you live/move

Connecting with Yourself - Misty-Dawn MacMillan
A Call for Asian-Canadian Feminism - Rosel Kim
Fighting for Fashion - Julia Caron
Éducation et féminisme - Catherine Plouffe Jetté
Message à moi-même sur les études féministes - Catherine Plouffe Jetté
Je ne suis pas une publicité - Roxanne Piché
Money is Power, Apparently - Heather Leighton

 

Space and Identity

We all occupy a space, we cannot escape it. How does where you live influence you?
Whether you live in an urban jungle, or a rural setting or in an immigrant or marginalized
community, what is your relationship to space and identity?

Jeunes femmes, réapproprions notre milieu urbain - Emmanuelle Paris-Cohen
Young Women: Taking Back Our Urban Space - Emmanuelle Paris-Cohen
Even when your voice shakes - Jodie Layne
Is Women-Only What's Best for Women? - Erin Flegg
When were you first aware of your gender? - Kristina Zoller

 

Women in Entertainment

What place do women occupy in the entertainment business? Actresses, comedians,
feminists, how do they perceive the business? As active consumers of media, how does
feminism influence your TV choices or your perception of how women are represented?

Women and Horror - Dara Jade Moats
Bad Girls on Film - Emily Carlstrom
All my jokes are about my period and other comedy miracles - Jessica Salomon