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With International Women’s Day happening this past Monday, I’ve partnered with Coast Capital Savings on their Keep Her on the Map campaign to put a spotlight on the disproportionate social and economic impacts that the COVID-19 has had on women, and women-owned businesses, and hopefully inspire action. To discuss this more in-depth, I have Larkin MacKenzie-Ast on the show, who is currently the Chair of the Business Women’s Network at Coast Capital Savings. Throughout the almost 6 years of this podcast, I’ve tried to emphasize the importance of using your dollars as votes for change. Of course it’s important to be frugal and find deals to save money, but it’s also important to be mindful of what your spending says about your values and realize how big of an impact your spending has on the bigger picture. For instance, maybe instead of using Amazon for everything or always going to the big box stores, seeking out local, women-run businesses instead. Especially since they’ve been the hardest hit during this pandemic. To get some ideas about how you can be part of the change, you find more resources and info about Coast Capital’s Keep Her on the Map campaign on their website. Also watch their quick video about some startling statistics about how women have been affected by the pandemic. For full episode show notes, visit https://jessicamoorhouse.com/271

With International Women’s Day happening this past Monday, I’ve partnered with Coast Capital Savings on their Keep Her on the Map campaign to put a spotlight on the disproportionate social and economic impacts that the COVID-19 has had on women, and women-owned businesses, and hopefully inspire action. To discuss this more in-depth, I have Larkin MacKenzie-Ast on the show, who is currently the Chair of the Business Women’s Network at Coast Capital Savings. Throughout the almost 6 years of this podcast, I’ve tried to emphasize the importance of using your dollars as votes for change. Of course it’s important to be frugal and find deals to save money, but it’s also important to be mindful of what your spending says about your values and realize how big of an impact your spending has on the bigger picture. For instance, maybe instead of using Amazon for everything or always going to the big box stores, seeking out local, women-run businesses instead. Especially since they’ve been the hardest hit during this pandemic. To get some ideas about how you can be part of the change, you find more resources and info about Coast Capital’s Keep Her on the Map campaign on their website. Also watch their quick video about some startling statistics about how women have been affected by the pandemic. For full episode show notes, visit <a href="https://jessicamoorhouse.com/271" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://jessicamoorhouse.com/271</a>

271 Using Your Dollars to Keep Her on the Map - Larkin MacKenzie-Ast, Chair of the Business Women’s Network at Coast Capital Savings

In this week's episode I am chatting with Larkin MacKenize-Ast, mom of two and chair of the Business Women's Network for Coast Capital Savings. This year Coast Capital is launching the "Keep her on the map" campaign, to shed light on the disproportionate impacts the pandemic has had on women. Did you know that at the start of the pandemic, women aged 25 to 54 lost more jobs than men and lost six times more work hours each week to family responsibilities? Women, and especially mothers, have really taken the brunt when it comes to the impacts of the pandemic. Lost businesses, lost opportunities, lost hours, lost income. These impacts could set women back half a decade, undoing so much of the work that has been done in the space of gender equity. But, more than just shedding light, the campaign strives to rally support for female-led businesses and provide resources for all women who have felt the impact of COVID-19. The campaign and its website feature some awesome women-led businesses, and resources for business owners, entrepreneurs, and job seekers. It's an awesome chat about an important subject, and I'm proud to be partnering with Coast Capital Savings to raise awareness. For the full show notes, a video about the campaign, Larkin's bio, and more, go to www.momcamplife.com/podcast.

In this week's episode I am chatting with Larkin MacKenize-Ast, mom of two and chair of the Business Women's Network for Coast Capital Savings. This year Coast Capital is launching the "Keep her on the map" campaign, to shed light on the disproportionate impacts the pandemic has had on women. Did you know that at the start of the pandemic, women aged 25 to 54 lost more jobs than men and lost six times more work hours each week to family responsibilities? Women, and especially mothers, have really taken the brunt when it comes to the impacts of the pandemic. Lost businesses, lost opportunities, lost hours, lost income. These impacts could set women back half a decade, undoing so much of the work that has been done in the space of gender equity. But, more than just shedding light, the campaign strives to rally support for female-led businesses and provide resources for all women who have felt the impact of COVID-19. The campaign and <a href="https://www.coastcapitalsavings.com/about-us/our-community/keep-her-on-the-map" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">its website</a> feature some awesome women-led businesses, and resources for business owners, entrepreneurs, and job seekers. It's an awesome chat about an important subject, and I'm proud to be partnering with Coast Capital Savings to raise awareness. For the full show notes, a video about the campaign, Larkin's bio, and more, go to <a href="//www.momcamplife.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.momcamplife.com/podcast</a>.

Keeping women on the map in the midst of a pandemic: A chat with Larkin MacKenzie-Ast