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Mission: By sharing information, best practices, education, and experience, we will help one another develop the leadership skills and career advancing opportunities needed to drive success. Priorities:
- Enhance women’s professional growth by providing information on coaching career paths, flexibility, and role models
- Foster the retention, development and promotion of women
- Improve Achievers
10/02/2025
Happy Lunar New Year! 🌙 🐍
As we celebrate this new year, we’re shining a light on women who represent the unique qualities of the Chinese Zodiac. Each woman shines in her own way, reflecting the power, grace, and distinctive traits of her sign. 🌟
Celebrate the women who inspire you! Which zodiac sign reminds you of them? 🤔💭
17/10/2024
Jessica Campbell is a Canadian professional ice hockey coach and former player who is the assistant coach for the Seattle Kraken of the National Hockey League (NHL). During her playing career, Campbell played for the Canadian women’s national team. 🏒
Campbell made history as the NHL’s first female assistant coach, breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated sport. Her journey began as a standout player and coach in women’s hockey, showcasing her expertise and passion for the game. Known for her tactical acumen and strong leadership skills, Campbell has been instrumental in developing player strategies and fostering an inclusive team environment. Her appointment not only highlights her exceptional qualifications but also serves as a significant step forward for greater diversity and representation in professional hockey.
25/06/2024
Welcome back to AWN’s series called “Get to Know”, where we feature the A-mazing people behind AWN. In this series, you’ll meet a volunteer or leader behind this Employee Resource Group (ERG) 👩💻🧑💻👨💻
Today we are featuring Mayeli Alanis, who is on our Operations Team. Swipe 👈 to learn more about Mayeli - Which woman inspires her? What’s her favourite book? Why did she join AWN?
If you would like to know something else about our volunteers, let us know in the comments ⬇️
Have a nice day! 🥳
02/06/2024
Welcome back to AWN’s series called “Get to Know”, where we feature the A-mazing people behind AWN. In this series, you’ll meet a volunteer or leader behind this Employee Resource Group (ERG) 👩💻🧑💻👨💻
Today we are featuring Gizem Akgun, one of our Social Media Coordinators. Swipe 👈 to learn more about Gizem - Which woman inspires her? What’s her favourite book? Why did she join AWN?
If you would like to know something else about our volunteers, let us know in the comments ⬇️
Have a nice day! 🥳
16/05/2024
Looking for some empowering reads and listens to boost your well-being? Dive into these top-notch health books and podcasts tailored for women! 📚💪 From insightful guides on reproductive health and nutrition to empowering discussions on mental wellness and self-care, there’s something for everyone. Let’s prioritize our health and elevate our well-being together! 💫
28/03/2024
Tina Turner, born Anna Mae Bullock in 1939, is an iconic American singer, songwriter, and actress whose career has spanned over six decades. Rising to fame in the 1960s alongside her then-husband Ike Turner, Tina’s powerful voice and electrifying stage presence captivated audiences. However, it was her resilience in the face of adversity that truly set her apart. 💜 Despite enduring years of domestic abuse, Tina found the courage to leave Ike and rebuild her career from scratch. Her solo success soared in the 1980s, marked by hits like “What’s Love Got to Do with It?” and her autobiographical book “I, Tina.” Beyond her musical prowess, Tina’s spirit and determination to overcome obstacles make her an inspiring figure for women everywhere. She’s not just an amazing performer but also a symbol of strength, empowerment, and triumph over adversity. 💪
21/03/2024
Welcome back to AWN’s series called “Get to Know”, where we feature the A-mazing people behind AWN. In this series, you’ll meet a volunteer or leader behind this Employee Resource Group (ERG) 👩💻🧑💻👨💻
Today we are featuring Parisa Torabi, our Events Co Lead. Swipe 👈 to learn more about Parisa - Which woman inspires her? What’s her favourite book? Why did she join AWN?
If you would like to know something else about our volunteers, let us know in the comments ⬇️
Have a nice day! 🥳
01/02/2024
Welcome back to AWN’s series called “Get to Know”, where we feature the A-mazing people behind AWN. In this series, you’ll meet a volunteer or leader behind this Employee Resource Group (ERG) 👩💻🧑💻👨💻
Today we are featuring Sofia Gomez, our AWN Co-Chair. Swipe 👈 to learn more about Sofia- Which woman inspires her? What’s her favourite book? Why did she join AWN?
If you would like to know something else about our volunteers, let us know in the comments ⬇️
Have a nice day! 🥳
29/12/2023
Welcome back to AWN's series called "Get to Know", where we feature the A-mazing people behind AWN. In this series, you'll meet a volunteer or leader behind this Employee Resource Group (ERG) 👩💻🧑💻👨💻
Today we are featuring Zipporah van Oldenbarneveld, one of our Social Media Specialists. Swipe 👈 to learn more about Zipporah - Which woman inspires her? What's her favourite book? Why did she join AWN?
If you would like to know something else about our volunteers, let us know in the comments ⬇️
Have a nice day! 🥳
25/09/2023
September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. This day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process. For more information, resources, or events visit the Canada.ca National Day for Truth and Reconciliation website.
The below recommendations are a sample of the avenues that can be used to educate yourself and your community about moments in history that continue impacting indigenous communities in Canada and many other countries. These communities are still very much alive, creative, and engaged in important work.
31/03/2023
World Health Day is on April 7th, which also marks the 75th anniversary of the World Health Organization. In preparation of this observance, we're sharing learning resources on gender bias in healthcare and the negative effects it has on women. We see gender bias play out in situations where patients are assessed and diagnosed in a lower quality level because of their gender or with the assumption that male and female bodies behave and react the same way. It's important to note this bias also intersects with other forms such as racism, ableism, and ageism. We encourage you to learn more about this topic with our April media recommendations.
03/03/2023
Achievers APAC kicked off IWD celebrations with leaders and changemakers who are redefining innovation – creating new social, economic and cultural codes for a gender equal future, and help raise much needed funds to accelerate gender equality.
