From a single pilot to a global network, this is the story of how Reframery has grown. Explore our journey of impact, one community at a time.
Reframery's first-ever cohort launched in August-October 2020, supporting 7 immigrant women through Garra BR partnership.
First Canadian cohort launched in October-November 2020 with 10 participants, supporting immigrant women in Hamilton.
First international academic partnership began with Universidade Federal Fluminense in November-December 2020, serving 14 participants in general entrepreneurship.
Continued partnership with Garra BR in October-November 2021, serving 9 immigrant women entrepreneurs.
Launched specialized cohort in February-June 2022 supporting 10 entrepreneurs with disabilities, focusing on accessibility-first business education.
First African cohort launched in February-June 2022 with BHESP, supporting 10 women in sex work with safe economic alternatives and entrepreneurial coaching.
Third cohort with Garra BR in October-December 2022, expanding to 12 participants.
Pioneered Train-the-Trainer model in Spring-Summer 2023 with 12 participants (5 trainers, 7 participants), creating sustainable program delivery capacity.
Launched refugee support program in June-September 2023 with 16 participants, focusing on refugee women entrepreneurs in urban settings.
Expanded trainer program in Fall 2023 with 24 participants (5 trainers, 19 participants), demonstrating model scalability.
First European program launched in November 2023-March 2024 with 11 Ukrainian refugee women through FISE partnership.
Second RefuShe cohort in December 2023-February 2024 with 14 participants, building on initial success.
Third RefuShe cohort in April-July 2024 with 15 participants, establishing ongoing refugee support.
New partnership with HIAS in April-July 2024, serving 20 refugee participants in camp and urban settings.
Second Polish cohort in May-August 2024 with 12 Ukrainian refugee women, expanding regional reach.
Advanced trainer specialization program in Summer 2024 with 8 trainers, focusing on sustainable local delivery.
Fourth and expanded Garra BR cohort with 12 participants, demonstrating sustained partnership value.
Elderpreneurs program launched in Late Fall 2024-Winter 2025 with 12 participants aged 50+, focusing on post-retirement entrepreneurship.
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Each cohort is co-designed, locally delivered, and globally informed — built to scale impact, not assumptions.