Women's Agenda

Smart glasses are raising privacy concerns, but outright bans could discriminate against people who rely on them for accessibility.

In the final episode of the season of There Will Be Dancing, Karen, a WELA co-founder, reflects on a career in environmental leadership.

The Gender Index Australia findings reveal that women are starting busineses in record numbers, but then the gap in scaling begins.

Climate disasters can increase violence against women and girls, while placing greater care burdens on those already facing inequality.

Gia Lam’s death raises a bigger question: are Australia’s maternity services doing enough to keep women who need interpreters safe?

Women’s Agenda has partnered with The Man Cave, Movember and the Foundation for Masculinity with a goal to empower young men and boys.

Meta has settled a landmark lawsuit over teen safety, agreeing to billions in payments and sweeping changes across Facebook and Instagram.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is helping Australian children read more, build early literacy skills and enjoy books from a young age.

Tegan Lerm is building tools that help Australians navigate politics, question assumptions and rebuild trust in democracy.

The new research highlights how a lack of pay, secure work and respect might be preventing men from joining the care workforce.

CEO CookOff brings business leaders together to support Australians facing food insecurity and better understand their communities.