Projet « Pleins feux sur les femmes entrepreneures handicapées » (SWED)
Le projet « Pleins feux sur les femmes entrepreneures en situation de handicap » (SWED) est une initiative de changement systémique visant à mieux comprendre le vécu des femmes en situation de handicap dans l’écosystème entrepreneurial. Ce projet comble le manque de données et d’informations dans le secteur de l’entrepreneuriat et soutient la sécurité économique et la prospérité de ces femmes.
Objectifs du projet
Données sur le handicap dans l'entrepreneuriat
Identifier comment l'écosystème recueille et utilise actuellement les données relatives au handicap.
Connaissances
Mobilisation
Attirer l'attention sur le manque de connaissances et de reportages concernant les expériences des femmes entrepreneures handicapées.
Soutenir les femmes handicapées
Collaborer avec les acteurs de l'écosystème pour mieux soutenir les femmes handicapées dans l'entrepreneuriat.
Notre approche
The project uses a systemic process to understand the information gap and co-develop a shared ecosystem response. A Working Group, ecosystem scan, and focus groups and interviews of women with disabilities will guide the development of an ecosystem strategy and a data collection tool for a collaborative pilot program.
Groupe de travail
Constituer un groupe de travail réunissant des femmes handicapées et des acteurs de l'écosystème
Collecte d'informations
Recueillir des informations par le biais de groupes de discussion et d'entretiens avec des femmes handicapées
Stratégie écosystémique
Élaborer et mettre en œuvre une stratégie de collecte de données collaborative et de meilleur soutien aux femmes handicapées dans l'entrepreneuriat.
Outil pilote de collecte de données
Mettre à l'essai un outil de collecte de données pour la production de rapports partagés dans plusieurs régions du Canada.
Qui est impliqué ?
Femmes entrepreneurs
Femmes entrepreneures handicapées
Prestataires de services et bailleurs de fonds
Prestataires de services, bailleurs de fonds, prêteurs et détenteurs d'actifs
Experts en politiques et en recherche
décideurs politiques, universitaires et experts communautaires
Organisations engagées
Les organisations ont participé à des tests pilotes, à des webinaires et à un examen documentaire.
Partenaires
Le projet est piloté par Eviance, avec New Power Labs (NPL) comme partenaire clé.
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Ce projet est financé dans le cadre du Programme de promotion de la femme de Femmes et Égalité des genres Canada.
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