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Introduction to Women's Rights Movements in Canada  

Definition Of Women's Rights And Gender Equality  

Overview Of The Historical Context And Significance Of Women's Rights Movements  

Early Advocates and Milestones  

The Suffrage Movement  

Key Figures: Nellie Mcclung, Emily Murphy, And Others  

Major Milestones: The 1916 Manitoba Election And The 1925 Federal Vote  

The Role Of World War I And II  

Women's Contributions To The War Efforts  

Impact On Societal Views Regarding Women's Roles  

The Second Wave of Feminism (1960s-1980s)  

Key Issues And Activism  

Reproductive Rights, Workplace Equality, And Anti-Violence Initiatives  

The Formation Of Influential Organizations, Such As The National Action Committee On The Status Of Women  

Legislative Changes  

The Canadian Bill Of Rights (1960) And The Canadian Charter Of Rights And Freedoms (1982)  

Landmark Cases And Their Implications For Women's Rights  

Intersectionality And Diversity In The Movement  

The Inclusion Of Indigenous Women And Women Of Color  

The Evolution Of Feminist Thought To Encompass Multiple Identities  

Contemporary Issues and Future Directions  

Current Challenges Facing Women  

Gender-Based Violence, Pay Equity, And Workplace Discrimination  

The Ongoing Fight For Reproductive Rights And Healthcare Access  

The Role Of Technology And Social Media  

Mobilization And Awareness Through Digital Platforms  

The Impact Of Social Movements Like #Metoo On Canadian Society  

Looking Forward: The Next Generation Of Advocates  

Youth Involvement In Women's Rights  

Strategies For Continued Advocacy And Change In The Future

Trailblazers and Advocates: The History of Women's Rights Movements in Canada  

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