Women Talking Democracy

Interviews exploring women's leadership and their role in building democracy KI-Zusammenfassung

Charlotte Yates Zur Website › Government · EN · 10 Folgen · zuletzt 13.10.2026

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Women Talking Democracy is a video podcast series hosted by Charlotte Yates featuring interviews that explore womenʼs leadership and their role in building democracy. Each interview examines the role women play in building democracy while unpacking assumptions surrounding women and democratic leadership. Through examining the diversity of perspectives and approaches women bring to leadership, the video podcast aims to spark conversations about democracy and its future challenges.

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  1. 13.10.2026 · 58 Min. · Folge 10

    Former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne reflects on a lifetime of political engagement, from local school board activism to becoming Ontario’s first woman premier and Canada’s first openly gay premier. Wynne argues that…

  2. 29.09.2026 · 47 Min. · Folge 9

    Jennifer Hollett, Executive Director of The Walrus and former journalist, political candidate, and digital media leader, explores the relationship between media, civic participation, and democratic health. She reflects…

  3. 15.09.2026 · 37 Min. · Folge 8

    Filmmaker Raha Shirazi discusses the creation of her documentary A War on Women, which traces more than four decades of feminist resistance in Iran. Drawing on her own experience as an Iranian-Canadian and the daughter…

  4. 01.09.2026 · 44 Min. · Folge 7

    Ana Serrano, President and Vice-Chancellor of OCAD University and co-founder of the Democracy Exchange, explores the power of creativity and digital technologies in shaping the future of democracy. Ana Serrano’s passion…

  5. 18.08.2026 · 42 Min. · Folge 6

    Former Ontario Minister of Finance and longtime public servant Janet Ecker reflects on democracy through the lens of political leadership, public accountability, and civic responsibility. She argues that democracy is…

  6. 04.08.2026 · 1 Std. 0 Min. · Folge 5

    Historian and author Marci Shore reflects on the growing challenges facing democracies around the world, drawing on her research on authoritarianism, Eastern Europe, and democratic resistance movements. She explores why…

  7. 29.07.2026 · 53 Min. · Folge 4

    Aline Nizigama, CEO of YWCA Canada, reflects on democracy through the lens of lived experience, community leadership, and social justice. Drawing on her upbringing in the state of Burundi in Africa, her family’s…

  8. 29.07.2026 · 46 Min. · Folge 3

    Fae Johnstone, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Queer Momentum, explores the relationship between democracy, human rights, and social movements through the lens of 2SLGBTQIA+ advocacy. Reflecting on her own…

  9. 07.07.2026 · 52 Min. · Folge 2

    Ewa Krejewska, constitutional lawyer and partner at Henein Hutchison Robitaille LLP, reflects on the institutions that sustain democratic societies and the growing pressures they face. Drawing on her family’s experience…

  10. 07.07.2026 · 59 Min. · Folge 1

    Former journalist, diplomat, and Independent Canadian Senator Pamela Wallin reflects on democracy through the lens of a career that has spanned media, public service, and politics. Wallin argues that one of the greatest…

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07/2026
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Democracy, Politics, Canadian Politics, Feminism, Women, Conversation

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