As a business founded by a feminist, a woman, a member of the Manitoba Métis and LGBTQ2+ communities, we believe in:
- contributing to an inclusive, equitable and sustainable economy
- paying contractors and vendors fair rates and living wages
- prioritizing work-life balance for ourselves, our clients, and any contractors and vendors we work with
- offering accessible and inclusive pricing and payment options for services and products provided, without extra fees or interest
- ethical sales practices (no hard sell, shaming or “pain-point” tactics)
- practicing generosity with financial support and pro-bono services for charities, non-profits and organizations that share similar values
- leveraging our experience, knowledge and skills to support communities, organizations and businesses that share similar values
- acknowledging how privilege has shaped our own lived experiences
- expanding the definition of success to include metrics other than financial wealth and conspicuous consumption
- the principle of abundance (there is enough for all of us) versus the myth of scarcity that patriarchal capitalism relies on
- the processes of Indigenization, Decolonization and Reconciliation
- supporting political movements that promote: gender and racial equity, robust solutions to poverty and homelessness, expanding public services, protecting our natural resources, investing in sustainable and environmentally-conscious initiatives, making higher education accessible to all, and more.
- mixing the personal with the political with business
For more information and resources on Entrepreneurial Feminism (and a list of fantastic organizations for feminist entrepreneurs!), check out our post: Helping Women Thrive: A Feminist Framework for Entrepreneurship.
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