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Struggling to be kind: The role of self-compassion in the relationship between imposter phenomenon and burnout among early career faculty in STEM
Women’s Disclosure of Fertility Challenges at Work and Desired Accommodations: A Qualitative Exploration
A gender based analytical study on the international students’ experiences in the province of Nova Scotia
Impacts of Field of Study, Age, Gender, and Degree Level Perspectives on Degree Value, Job Prospects, and Financial Concerns Across Atlantic Provinces During the Pandemic. Did Everyone Get Hurt the Same?
The Impact of Diversity and Inclusion on Innovation in Small Businesses of Cape Breton
Working Women’s economic independence and Decision-making Role for their family: A literature review
Factors Influencing Occupational Stress amongst Health Care Workers
Factors Influencing Successful Engagement from Management Develop BIPOC Women to Take on Leadership Roles in Alberta
Gender, Environment and Sustainable Development