We have a unique opportunity to chart the course to prosperity for all Canadians. That’s why 62 women leaders from across Canada came together in April, on a volunteer basis, to create a new national non-profit organization called The Prosperity Project.
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Orbis – When Women Succeed, We all Prosper
The Prosperity Project’s mandate was built on the guiding principle that when women succeed, we all prosper. To protect Canadian girls’ and women’s economic security and prosperity during the COVID-19 pre-recovery, recovery, and post-recovery periods, they are working on a combination of five advocacy and research-driven initiatives. These initiatives include:
Read morePOST – August Issue
Message from our Founder, Pamela Jeffery Welcome to our inaugural issue of POST, The Prosperity Project’s bimonthly online voice! Thanks for your interest. POST is an acronym for a Powerful Organization Seeking Transformation which aptly reflects the Project’s mandate. I am proud to say that for a start-up, there has been significant progress made since our late May launch. More…
Read moreThe Globe and Mail – Decades of progress on gender equality in the workplace at risk of vanishing
We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a path to prosperity for all Canadians. It’s why 62 female leaders from across Canada came together in April, as volunteers, to create a new national non-profit organization called The Prosperity Project.
Read moreProsperity Project promotes women in Canadian economy
64 women leaders partnering to advance gender equality during pandemic recovery TORONTO, May 21, 2020 – As Canadians plan and implement economic recovery from COVID-19, a group of women leaders is launching The Prosperity Project (TPP), a new non-profit organization to advance the economic future of women in Canada. TPP was conceived by a diverse group of 64 female leaders…
Read moreThe Globe and Mail: Women missing from the workplace can’t become the new normal
When Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that schools would remain closed through the end of June, working mothers burst into tears.
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