# Ellen Woodsworth
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ellen woodsworth is a social activist, international speaker and politician based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She is the founder and external chair of Women Transforming Cities International Society and approaches urban issues from a gendered intersectional lens.Woodsworth was a Vancouver City Councillor for six years, where she co-founded initiatives such as Women Transforming Cities International Society and the World Peace Forum. She champions issues and fights for affordable housing, electoral reform, environmental sustainability, women, seniors, LGTBQI2S and indigenous rights and against racism and economic inequalities created by the neoliberal agenda.
Lack of Ethnic & Cultural Diversity on City Council
A panel hosted by CiTR's Gender Empowerment Collective discusses Vancouver's lack of ethnic and cultural diversity in the wake of Vancouver's newly elected, majority white City Council.Featuring: former Vancouver City Councillor Ellen Woodsworth, activist Kimberley Wong and UBC Political Science st…
Leslie Kern
The author and feminist urban geographer Leslie Kern discusses her new book Feminist City: A Field Guide (Between the Lines, 2019), with Joseph Planta.
Feminist City: A Field Guide by Leslie Kern (Between the Lines, 2019).
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Episode 8: Ellen Woodsworth and Women Transforming Cities
Sunday December 6th is Canada's National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. This day of remembrance was started following the Ecole Polytechnique Massacre that happened in 1989 in Montreal, where 14 female engineering students were murdered by a man who hated feminists, and ta…
Feminist cities
Why do so many women still feel unsafe walking the streets of our cities? We take a look at the idea of a feminist city. What is it and what could it look like? And where in the world are they getting it right? Since the murder of Sarah Everard in South London in March, women all over the UK took t…
Electoral Diversity - Panel Discussion
On Today's episode of Intersections, we invite former Vancouver City Councillor Ellen Woodsworth, Activist Kimberley Wong, and UBC Poli Sci student Alex Lloyd to talk to us about the surprising lack of ethnic and cultural diversity in Vancouver's nearly all-white City Council.
Electoral Diversity - Panel Discussion
On Today's episode of Intersections, we invite former Vancouver City Councillor Ellen Woodsworth, Activist Kimberly Wong, and UBC Poli Sci student Alex Lloyd to talk to us about the surprising lack of ethnic and cultural diversity in Vancouver's nearly all-white City Council.
Are We Old Yet? Women talking about Aging
Are We Old Yet? Women talking about Aging. Today on RTM, I talk with three different women all of whom are over 60 years of age and all of whom would agree that our mental health as we age has nothing to do with fashion, interior design, beauty, cooking, or the health and wellbeing of our spouses o…
Making Contact – The Olympic Games: Who Wins?
The Olympic Games have grown into a multibillion dollar industry. But with that growth comes concerns about the negative affects of the event on the people and places where the Games take place. On this edition, we ask who wins, and who loses, when the Olympics come to town? Vancouver 2010. Londo…
On to Ottawa Peace Caravan 2024
On Mother’s Day, May 12, a caravan of anti-war activists will leave Vancouver for Ottawa, with the message Demilitarize, decarbonize, decolonize. They will be met by a sister caravan leaving from Halifax and arriving in Ottawa May 28. We speak with Ellen Woodsworth, co-chair of Women’s Internationa…
Ellen Woodsworth
Ellen showed up with so many stories of a life well lived, and a jar of home made beet relish! Super generous and thoughtful!
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