ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Gill Damborg is the Chief Creative Officer at Brood. In this Pride Rewind episode, we revisit how the words we use affect the experience people can have, specifically how language, policy and systems can affect queer families. Learn about the care Brood provides to parents, communities and families.
Revisit this previous conversation with Gill’s co-founders Emma and Lizzy of Brood. This conversation was part of our Startup Women Podcast | https://www.startupcan.ca/how-to-navigate-parental-leave-for-startups-with-emma-devin-and-lizzy-karp/
The post Pride Rewind: Language Shapes Parental Support with Gill Damborg first appeared on Startup Canada.
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