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Living with Purpose Suzanne F. Stevens shares the candid story of the birthing of YouMeWe Social Impact Group in SHE SPEAKS Podcast by GCW Publishing house. In twenty minutes, discover the
Resources to dive into Intersectional Feminist realities. AND Actions you can take. Reflect, learn, appreciate, and listen to truths that have been shared for decades and acknowledge the contribution of Intersectional
Resources to dive into the Black Community realities. AND Actions you can take. Reflect, learn, appreciate, and listen to truths that have been shared for decades and acknowledge the contribution that
Resources to dive into People with Disabilities realities. AND Actions you can take. Reflect, learn, appreciate, and listen to truths that have been shared for decades and acknowledge the contribution that
Resources to dive into the Asian Communities history and reality. AND Actions you can take. Reflect, learn, appreciate, and listen to truths that have been shared for decades and acknowledge the
Resources to dive into Indigenous People's history and reality. AND Actions you can take. Reflect, learn, appreciate, and listen to truths that have been shared for decades and acknowledge the contribution
being better or different from competitors is not enough anymore? Pre-pandemic, consumers demanded organizations take more responsibility to address social gaps. According to Nielsen Research, 40 to 55 percent of buyers
YouMeWe hosts an event in honour of International Women's Day 2021 to support Canadian Women's Shelters and women who rely on them The YouMeWe Social Impact Group is excited to be
Suzanne F. Stevens is interviewed by Gwen Mdinaradze, CEO of Speakers Alliance Suzanne shares why organizations, small and large, need to step-up during COVID-19. The vulnerable are more vulnerable; inequity has