To begin this new season of 100 Sisters on Security, Karen Farley, an entrepreneur and sustainability researcher who has studied sustainable menstruation, joins us in a discussion on menstruation and period poverty, topics often treated as taboo despite affecting a quarter of the global population. This conversation delves into how menstruation intersects with security and defense when viewed through a human‑security lens and explores why menstruation remains taboo.

On 100 Sisters on Security, Dr. Anila Zainub speaks with us on Islamophobia, Muslim integration in Canada, and the concept of "khudi".

In this episode of our 100 Sisters on Security series, Naomi Hunter speaks on being a woman in agriculture and the issue of food poverty.

For Remembrance Day, Eva Martinez from the Royal Canadian Air Force joins us on 100 Sisters on Security to speak on women in the military.

On this edition of 100 Sisters on Security, peacebuilder Shirine Jurdi speaks on peace, gender and the continued conflict in Lebanon.

Guardian for the Da’naxda’xw/Awaetlala First Nation Rainbow Eyes is our guest in the first of our 100 Sisters on Security series.