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Edition 58: October 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Event Recap: Blog Writing Best Practices Workshop
Women in Urbanism Canada brought together urbanists from across Canada to explore the power of storytelling, share ideas, and develop their own blog outlines. Here’s a look at what we learned!
Edition 57: September 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Edition 56: August 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Webinar on September 24: Women Changing Cities: Live with Melissa Bruntlett
Celebrate Gender Equality Week on Sept 24 with Melissa Bruntlett. Learn how women shape equitable, safer cities. Register for free today!
Workshop on September 16: WiUC Blog Writing Best Practices
On September 16th, join a FREE workshop by Women in Urbanism Canada as we share tips and tricks from the blogs we’ve written so far!
Edition 55: July 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Edition 54: June 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Event Recap: Jane’s Walk 2026
This year, walk together with four members from the Women in Urbanism Canada (WiUC) team as they share insights from different Jane’s Walks across Canada.
Event Recap: Annual General Meeting 2026
Women in Urbanism Canada hosted its third Annual General Meeting on April 23, 2026. The meeting included organization updates and voting on key matters.
Edition 53: May 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Walking Together for Feminist Cities: WiUC in Conversation with Jane’s Walk Toronto
To mark this year's Jane's Walk festival, WiUC and Jane's Walk Toronto sit down to talk about walking, safety, and what it takes to build cities that hold all of us.
Edition 52: April 2026
In this monthly newsletter, we share what’s new, what’s inspiring, and what’s coming up.
Book Launch for ‘Women Changing Cities: Global Stories of Urban Transformation’ set for Vancouver October 9th
On October 9th, celebrated authors and urban mobility advocates Melissa and Chris Bruntlett will launch their new book, Women Changing Cities. Learn more on how Women in Urbanism Canada is a part of this historic event.
Event Recap: Annual General Meeting 2025
Women in Urbanism Canada hosted its second Annual General Meeting on April 24, 2025. The meeting included a strategic planning session, organization updates, and voting on key matters.
Women in Urbanism Canada Launches Scale-Up Project
We are thrilled to be one of the 170 organizations funded by Women and Gender Equality Canada to help build our organization capacity and scale our impact.
Event Recap: Annual General Meeting 2024
Women in Urbanism Canada hosted its first-ever Annual General Meeting in April 2024. The meeting included speakers, organization updates, and voting on key matters.
Advocacy is For Everyone
Advocacy at its core is expressing belief in something. It could be as simple as sharing a well-written article to introduce new ideas or raising a hand in a work meeting. Advocacy is for everyone, and it does’t have to be difficult.
Women in Urbanism Welcomes Three New Directors
We are pleased to announce the three incredible women that have recently joined our board of directors. Learn about their backgrounds, experiences, and skills that are set to help shape the future of the organization.
2023 Wrapped - Feel Good News, Projects and Resources that Inspired Women-Led Change This Year
Enjoy a curated list of our favorite news stories, articles, projects, and resources that have crossed Women in Urbanism Canada’s feed in 2023.