Women’s History Month 2023

It is the second year of the Women’s History Month podcast series! In this episode, Ms. Lindsay McLachlan, Co-Chair of Business Administration talks about her ongoing research into the impacts of the pandemic on female-identifying accountants in academia. She describes caregiving, work responsibilities, and the ways the pandemic exacerbated inequalities in differing ways. She lists recommendations made by her participants and how, in her future research, she’d like to see whether those recommendations have been turned into action.

Thank you to the Status of Women Review Committee and BU CARES for supporting this episode.

Be sure to check out Lindsay McLachlan’s research here.

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October 6, 2023 

Women’s History Month 2023

It is the second year of the Women’s History Month podcast series! In this episode, Ms. Lisa Wood, a visual artist and Associate Professor at IshKaabatens Waasa Gaa Inaabateg Department of Visual Art at Brandon University talks about her ongoing research-creation inspired by inequities in the world of art. She describes the process of her inspiration, documentation, compilations and analysis, and creation. Thank you to the Status of Women Review Committee and BU CARES for supporting this episode. Be sure to visit Lisa Wood’s website here: https://lisawood.ca/

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October 10, 2023 

Women’s History Month 2023

It is the second year of the Women’s History Month podcast series! In this episode, Dr. Kelly Saunders, an Associate Professor in Political Science and Gender & Women’s Studies at Brandon University talks about her ongoing research on the role of Métis women in politics. Thank you to the Status of Women Review Committee and BU CARES for supporting this episode. Be sure to check out her book chapter: Métis Politics and Governance in Canada, by Kelly Saunders and Janique Dubois, Vancouver: UBC Press, 2019.
https://www.ubcpress.ca/metis-politic…

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October 23, 2023