#SamaraChat: What will it take to get Canadian women into politics?
For the record, the transcript via Twitter from Sarama’s one-hour Twitter conversation on women and political engagement
Our March 5 event at the University of Ottawa will bring together students, academics, politicians and the public for a candid conversation about Canadian women in politics. Samara Canada and Steve Ladurantaye from Twitter Canada got that conversation started on social media yesterday with the #samarachat.
Genna Buck writes about science, health, social issues and the developing world for Maclean’s.
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