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Born in Nanaimo, B.C, Gillian Smith is the Vice President of McGill University’s Debate Union and Minister of Archives of the British...

WIL receives 4 years of funding t o support the Foundation's work advancing women's leadership.

Dr. Kaitlyn Goldsmith is a Clinical Psychologist and Professor of Psychology at the University of British Columbia (Vancouver). She...

Mary Chapman is a Professor of English and Academic Director of the Public Humanities Hub at the University of British Columbia. She...

The Women in Leadership team recently had the chance to speak with Aditi Sivakumar: a 23-year-old trailblazing woman from Ottawa,...

By Jasmine Pathak The term self-care has gained popularity in recent years, with brands, celebrities, and even fitness gurus using the...

By: Annabella Feeny How do you foster leadership in your daughters and what does that mean as a parent? The process of becoming a parent...

By: Dee Wayne By: Dee Wayne Ok we have all been there before. A lovely family vacation is marked on the calendar in the kitchen in bold...

by Sarah Said As a negotiation consultant, professional speaker, and educator, Fotini Iconomopoulos does it all. Since graduating from...

By: Maya Kanigan, WIL President Last week in Vancouver, Denise Young (WIL Kelowna Chapter Chair), Stephanie Slaman (WIL Kelowna Executive...

By: JENN LOFGREN This article originally appeared on Forbes.com Leadership is hard enough. Why make it harder trying to be all things to...

By Jenn Lofgren Empathy is the ability to see something from another’s experience and perspective including how they feel. Why is this...