Canadian & GTA Resources for BIPOC Women and Gender-Diverse Businesses
By Vaishna Rajakumar, Monica Singh, and Alexia Kitoko
You May Need More Rest Than You Think
The Seven Types of Rest
How to Emotionally Deal with the Stress and Pressure of the Job Hunt
Discover tips to manage stress, handle rejection, and stay grounded while navigating career transitions with clarity and confidence.
A Guide To Healing Your Relationship with Money
How women can transform their relationship with money, build financial literacy, and align their finances with a purpose-driven, heart-centered life.
Cycle Syncing 101
A beginner-friendly guide to cycle syncing that explores how aligning your lifestyle with your menstrual phases can boost productivity, support well-being, and help you honour your body’s natural rhythms.
A Mile in My Shoes: Why Some Topics are Difficult Even with Friends and Allies
We have all heard that many men will only listen to other men, but seeing it in practice is always frustrating
Supercharge Your Salary: How to Maximize your Income and Negotiate for Your Worth w/ Sylvia Gallo
Join NAYLA Mag and Sylvia Gallo, a money coach for women, for a free 45-minute lunchtime webinar on optimizing your salary for wealth building!
NAYLA Mag x 123 Finance: Building Wealth and Independence through Budgeting and Investing Top Takeaways
These are some of our top takeaways from NAYLA Mag x 123 Finance
NAYLA Mag x 123 Finance: Building Wealth and Independence through Budgeting and Investing
Join NAYLA Mag x 123 Finance's Alexia Kitoko to unlock your financial potential and take control of your wealth this new year
Your Voice, Your Care! How to Advocate For Yourself During Pregnancy & Childbirth
Join NAYLA Magazine on empowering advocacy during pregnancy and childbirth with Gio Aiello and Dr. Shambe Mutungi
Who am I?
Finding one's identity is something that everyone struggles with; however, women have an especially challenging time self-actualizing because, up until very recently, most women have had no choice but to define themselves in relation to a man
My Birth Plan Was Not to Die: Why I Gave Birth Outside of the USA
It doesn't matter how much money or clout a woman has; none of that should have anything to do with bringing a life into this world, but for pregnant Black women in the USA, having the most, being the best, might not make a difference
The Wisdom of Age: How My Life Experiences Make Me a Better Storyteller
Looking back, I wish I had captured more of my parents' stories – the love letters, conversations, and quiet sacrifices, as journalists, we hold a sacred responsibility: to be custodians of memories
Asian American Women Stories Inspire Inclusion
Strength. Resilience. Courage. These are the words that I will use to tell the stories of my grandmother and other Asian American women
Nefertari’s Broken Heart
Black Mothers are more likely to die during child birth than our counterparts. Here’s my story.
Microaggressions in the Newsroom put Minority Journalists at a Disadvantage
Microaggressions in a newsroom are particularly toxic because they are a way for the dominant culture to keep journalists of color in line