Music That Moves Us: The Courage to Act Foundation Mixtape

Balancing midterms, co-ops, labs, and daily life can make it easy to forget to pause and take a break. The Courage to Act Foundation team has put together the C2AF Mixtape, featuring artists and songs that celebrate gender justice, advocacy, and serenity. This mixtape is meant to help you find a moment to slow down and relax during a busy season. 

Music has always been a powerful way to connect and inspire change. Whether you’re studying, walking between classes, or taking a well-deserved break over Reading Week, we hope these songs help you tap into a space of calm and inspiration.

You can access our playlist through Spotify or YouTube

Do you have a song you’d like to add to the playlist?

Share your favourites with us on Instagram by tagging us @CourageToActFoundation using #C2AFMixtape. We’d love to add your voice to the mix!


Looking for other ways to take a break?

Visit our Virtual Self-Care Room, a digital sanctuary designed with STEM professionals and students in mind. Inspired by the #MeToo Movement and the aesthetics of STEM-focused workspaces, this resource is more than a mental health checklist. It’s a quiet, intentional corner of the internet where you can pause, reflect, and reconnect.


Track List

  • I Like That by Janelle Monae

  • Son of a Matriarch by Snotty Nose Rez Kids

  • Miracle by Tunde Olaniran

  • Cairo by Mah Moud

  • Tant pis pour elle by Charlotte Cardin

  • Catch & Release by Tia Wood

  • Don’t Waste My Time by SAULT

  • Utopian Futures by Kimya Dawson

  • Green Arrow by Yo La Tengo

  • Lift Me Up by Rihanna 

  • BROWN SKIN GIRL by Blue Ivy, Beyoncé, SAINt JHN, and Wizkid

  • For You (The Light, Pt. 2) by The Halluci Nation Ft. Lido Pimienta

  • labour by Paris Paloma

  • Pink Youth by Yuna and Little Simz

  • I Can’t Breathe by H.E.R.

  • Rose Garden by Shad

  • Uummati Attaanarismat (Heart of Glass) by Elisapie

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