Thoughts on the absolute beauty that is “Blue Marrow”
I had to go through years of speech therapy in order to better assimilate my tongue so that it could properly speak English, but why don’t settler-Canadians even try to learn one native word?
Women Empowering Women
Deena Goodrunning
Deena is currently majoring in English. She is excited to be a blog writer since shes hopes to spread more awareness on topics she is passionate about and to also hopefully spotlight women who are doing amazing things in the local community.
Thoughts on Beauty Services Jobs
I think all the jobs in the beauty services industry are a form of art. Styling hair, painting nails, applying makeup, threading and tinting brows, applying eyelash extensions —- all of these practices are forms of art. They all require incredible skill and eyes for detail and beauty, and I really dislike this idea that people who have beauty tech jobs must be unskilled and that the prices they charge for their services are too expensive.
Who Was Pauline Johnson?
Emily Pauline Johnson, more well known as Pauline Johnson or Tekahionwake, was a famous Indigenous performer and writer in Canadian history. Over the course of Pauline’s literary career she wrote several short stories, poems and essays that contributed greatly to the literary narrative of Canada.
An interview with Samantha Gardner, co-founder of Sunshine Connected and Women in Leadership
On January 18, 2023 Samantha answered some questions from me about Sunshine Connected, Women in Leadership and words of advice she has for other aspiring women entrepreneurs.
Water is a Beautiful Indigenous Woman in Need of Protection
There’s a belief amongst some North American Indigenous cultures that water is a living spirit with sentience and consciousness. And that she is feminine in nature. Because of this, water and women have special bonds with each other and women have special responsibilities in regards to water.