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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Cambridge Lectures by Sir Cam

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Darwin College Lecture Series begin on 24 January 2025.

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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Venue: Urbanspace Gallery at 401 Richmond Street West(401richmond.net)

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Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Bob Zellner by Northwest Missouri State University

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Dr. Bob Zellner, a prominent Civil Rights activist and Freedom Rider, was a featured guest of Northwest Missouri State's Distinguished Lecture Series, Feb. 3, 2016, in the Charles Johnson Theater. (Photo by Teja Srivastav/Northwest Missouri State University)

Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)

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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Bob Zellner by Northwest Missouri State University

Dr. Bob Zellner, a prominent Civil Rights activist and Freedom Rider, shares his experiences with Northwest Missouri State students and faculty members in a classroom, Feb. 3, 2016. Zellner was a featured guest later in the evening of Northwest's Distinguished Lecture Series. (Photo by Todd Weddle | Northwest Missouri State University)

Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)

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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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CMTO 20 Ashley Good by CreativeMornings Toronto

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Before launching Fail Forward, Ashley worked in Cairo with the United Nations Environment Programme and as a management consultant in Vancouver, Canada. In both lines of work, Ashley saw a fear of failure inhibit innovation, adaptation, and general growth. In response, she launched both AdmittingFailure.com and the consulting firm, Fail Forward, to spark a shift in how civil society perceives and talks about failure, and to help organizations learn, innovate and build resilience. Since early 2011 Ashley has worked with organizations – from grantmakers and nonprofits to government and private sector companies – to use failure as a learning tool and culture driver to support and foster innovation. She is well known for building the Organizational Learning Team at Engineers Without Borders Canada, and continuing to lead the development of their annual Failure Report.

Her work on failure has received coverage in a wide range of media and news outlets, including the Stanford Social Innovation Review, The Guardian, Harvard University’s Hauser Center for NonProfit Organizations, TED talks, BBC World, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Globe and Mail and, most recently in interview with Arlene Dickinson on CBC. Ashley was also the 2013 recipient of the prestigious Harvard Business Review and McKinsey Innovating Innovation Award.

Fail Forward is a mission-driven consulting organization founded by award-winning innovator Ashley Good, that aims to foster a culture of intelligent failure on both the individual and organizational level. By creating a safe space to openly discuss failure, and offering clients a set of tools and practices to deal with failure intelligently, Fail Forward helps organizations to turn failure into a catalyst for adaptation, innovation, and resilience. Founded in 2011, Fail Forward works with a variety of business and non-profit organizations, including Engineers Without Borders Canada and The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), a specialized agency of the United Nations. Ashley Good is a sought-after speaker who has traveled throughout Europe, Scandinavia and North America to share her ideas and practices on intelligent failure.

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From 1968 To 2018: A Fifty-Year Perspective On The American Left - A History Matters Evening With Todd Gitlin by Center for Jewish History, NYC

March 27, 2018 at the Center for Jewish History

Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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03/30/2017 Womans History Month: Jessica Care Moore by Skyline College

Mia Coo/Skyline College

Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #26 with Sonya Barnett. More photos: (bit.ly/CMTOpics)

Over the years, Sonya JF Barnett has been championing women’s sexual rights in a variety of ways. In 2009, she founded The Keyhole Sessions under the moniker The Madame as a safe and welcoming community for artists to experience the union between sex and art. In early 2011, she co-founded SlutWalk Toronto as a way to combat victim-blaming and sexual profiling, for which she was named one of UTNE Reader’s Top Visionaries, one of More Magazine’s Top 50 Fiercest Women, a Torontoist.com Toronto Hero, and a Menschie {The Grid}. She’s a TEDx Toronto Fellow, having discussed the ramifications of infected language. Her erotic video work has been travelling festival circuits around the world, and she recently received a 2014 Feminist Porn Award Nomination for direction. Her latest project is After Bedford, a website that aims to educate Canadians on the current social & legislative landscape of sex work in Canada.

Ms. Barnett writes, speaks and produces with a clean conscience and a filthy mind.

CMTO 26 was sponsored by Shutterstock & Swipe Design | Books & Objects

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Breakfast: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)

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