Our Summer Reading List Starts with the 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist
At Moms at Work, our passion for uplifting women is only matched by our love of a good book. Browse through member profiles in our
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“Just Because She Is a Mother”: What a BC Human Rights Case Tells Us About Returning from Maternity Leave
Castro Mosquera v. North Horizon Immigration Consulting Inc., 2026 BCHRT 61 A recent BC Human Rights Tribunal decision is a timely reminder that discrimination doesn’t
Empowering Choices: Unique Businesses from the Moms at Work Collective
Discover inspiring ventures that celebrate creativity, innovation, and community impact. We know two things: women control 80% of household spending, and nothing is more powerful
How to build a community
I have watched dozens of folks try and fail to build community for their business, non profit or movement. “How did you build Moms at
The Morning Routine of 1 Regular Mom….with 3 boys
I wrote this blog a while ago – when I had two kids aged 3 & 5. Fast forward to now and I have a
The Morning Routine of 1 Regular Mom
The other morning while trying to simultaneously – do the dishes, get the cat away from the pile of unfolded laundry and check the morning
Jewel of Roncesvalles: Gillian Batcher’s artistic jewellery business creates community
We continue our series featuring independent businesses from the Moms at Work community. In this edition, we caught up with Gillian Batcher, founder of Jewel
Jessica Miklos’s Thrive Academy offers brain training to help people achieve their full potential
“I wanted my children to see that sometimes we need to step outside of what is comfortable and accepted if we want to solve problems
The Toronto Nature School is nurturing the next generation of outdoor advocates
We sat down with Moms at Work community member, Julia Donnelly O’Neill, to learn more about her work as the founder and an educator at
Allison Venditti earns a Report on Business Magazine Changemakers Award from The Globe and Mail
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