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What does it take to be a leader?
Yesterday I had the distinct pleasure of being the opening keynote speaker at the International Women’s Day celebrations in Cambridge. I was asked to share my story and talk…
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Welcome to the ANNISAA’s blog!
Over the last few years, we have noticed a shift in the way that our supporters are reaching out to us to learn more about the issues…
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Introducing Our New Women’s Health Conference Logo
ANNISAA is ready to reveal the Women’s Health Conference new look! Our team have successfully re-created and updated The Women’s Health Conference logo! You will now start…
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3 Little Ways to Be A Leader At Work
Not everyone is a born leader, but we think, just like Warren…
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ANNISAA Career Day 2016
DREAMS TO REALITY: ANNISAA CAREER DAY This summer, ANNISAA Organization of Canada has organized its third National Career Day to help girls explore new career…
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Dimensions of Empowerment
In measuring empowerment, often times the product of our mental activity in relation to retrieving such a concept yields promoting a sense of self-actualization, or the attempt…
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ANNISAA Thanks Our Volunteers
Last week was National Volunteer Week (April 6-12, 2014) and ANNISAA Organization of Canada wants to thank Canada’s 13.3 million volunteers who help us serve the people…
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Canada should empower girls to be agents of change
As Canadian girls grow up, they’re told time and again that they can be whoever they want to be. The reality is far less ideal.
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Thank You to Our Volunteers
A million thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers. ANNISAA Organization of Canada appreciates each and every one of you. We acknowledge the time and effort you put into our…
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