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Municipality of Meaford Launches “She Moves Meaford” Campaign Inviting Community Nominations

The Municipality of Meaford is proud to launch She Moves Meaford in recognition of International Women’s Day, a community storytelling campaign celebrating the women whose leadership, creativity, and resilience help our municipality thrive. The campaign will highlight women-led and women-owned businesses, along with women serving in roles across the Municipality.

Beginning today, until Friday, February 13, 2026,residents, customers, coworkers, and community partners are invited to nominate a woman who helps move Meaford forward. Women who wish to participate directly are also encouraged to submit their information.

“She Moves Meaford will shine a light on the many women who strengthen our community, support our economy, and contribute to Meaford’s identity in meaningful ways,” said Jessica Kenyon, Small & Medium Business Liaison. “We want to tell the stories behind the businesses, services, and workplaces that make the Municipality such a vibrant community.”

Who Can Be Nominated

The campaign welcomes nominations for:

  • Women-led or women-owned businesses in Meaford

  • Women who contribute to community life through leadership, service, or innovation

  • Women working within the Municipality who wish to be featured

Participation is voluntary and open to individuals who live, work, or operate a business in the Municipality.

How to Participate

Individuals can submit themselves or nominate someone else through the online intake form at:meaford.ca/shemovesmeaford.

Selected stories will be featured on municipal channels throughout the week of International Women’s Day, with additional features appearing on the municipality’s website and social media platforms.

Why This Matters

Women-led businesses and workplaces play a vital role in Meaford’s economic growth and community identity. The campaign supports Council’s priorities of strengthening the community, supporting local economic development, and advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion.

The Municipality looks forward to celebrating the women who lead, inspire, and make a difference every day.

For further information, contact:
Jessica Kenyon
Small & Medium Business Liaison
Municipality of Meaford
21 Trowbridge Street West, Meaford
519-538-1060 extension 1182 | jkenyon@meaford.ca

Media Contact:
Holly Moroney
Manager of Communications & Customer Service
Municipality of Meaford
21 Trowbridge Street West, Meaford
519-538-1060 extension 1601 | hmoroney@meaford.ca

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