#WomenEd comes to the Province of Alberta, collaborating with @WomenEdCanada to create a regional network. Tweets by @cvkraig and @lhannay1
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We are excited to join the @womened movement. Tweets by @WomenEdAlberta regional leaders @cvkraig and @lhannay1 #womened
Followers — please join us at @WomenEdCanada as we are transitioning to a national network only and will no longer be updating this account. #WomenEd
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
Of our 4 campaigns, which is these is the most significant barrier in becoming a women leader in education?
18%Representation of women
10%Diversity of women
60%Lack of Flexible Working
11%Large Gender Pay Gap
577 votes • Final results WomenEdAlberta retweeted
Remember, we have a new website domain and please share this widely so our resources, blogs, Learning opportunities can be easily found! Try it for yourself! 🥳🥳#WomenEd
womened.com
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
Join us and @FlexTeachTalent on Sunday 25th June, where @KSunray3 will be discussing their fantastic book 'Flex Education'
To celebrate it's publication, SAGE have kindly given all @WomenedBookclub
readers a 30% discount!
Use the code: BOOKCLUB30
Link: uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/fle…
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
Happy International Women's Day!
We're celebrating women who have changed the world. Here's all of the amazing women who have received the #NobelPrize and their remarkable achievements at the time of the award.
Who are the women who inspire you the most?
#IWD2023
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
Strength, creativity, vulnerability, a willingness to reconsider and relentless commitment to take action to serve others-these are the qualities of the women leaders I see around me. #IWD2023
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
International Women’s Day campaign theme for 2023 is #EmbraceEquity. For First Nation, Métis, Inuit and 2S mothers, aunties, sisters and grandmothers, it is critical to highlight, and discuss the lack of equal opportunities available. We remember MMIWG and their families.
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
Have a wonderful conversation this evening across the Canadian networks. 💜💜#WomenEd #EmbraceEquity #IWD2023
eventbrite.co.uk/e/womened-c…
SAVE THE DATE
Join us on March 7 for a #WomenEd conversation and connection in celebration of #IWD2023
FREE! tinyurl.com/4kuha2rt
Inspired by @lhannay1 (and her word CAKE), I think our #OneWord could be SAVOUR — let’s use 2023 to completely enjoy our connections and opportunities. Let’s savour the joy when we find it. #HappyNewYear
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
The new international Women’s Day theme has been announced and it is a perfect match with #WomenEd! 💜💜
#EmbraceEquity #IWD2023
Miss our chat on Wednesday and dying to know what we talked about? Check out the recording on our #WomenEd channel youtube.com/watch?v=VRLmyiyr…
Shout out to everyone who was able to make it live -- including guests from NY state and Nigeria! Thanks for the laughs and connection💜
WomenEdAlberta retweeted
You two @lhannay1 and @cvkraig were on fire tonight! Thank you for facilitating a great evening! @WomenEdAlberta #WomenEd
The many hats of @lhannay1 shared tonight:
✅ Weather the storm (toque)
✅ Be a honey badger
✅ You are a queen
✅ Have your tool belt ready; you are a fixer
✅ Doing the (political) dance isn't always easy
✅ Your position isn't the result of luck -- you did that!
#WomenED
Work life balance is an incorrect narrative — work/life integration is the goal. Thank you @teachermrskhan for your wisdom!
#WomenEd @WomenEdCanada @WomenEd @womenedbc
