Women's Agenda

In Chile, a popular referendum has seen 78% demanding a new constitution and 79% demanding it’s written by fellow Chilean citizens.

Here, we meet Ragini Dey, owner of Ragi’s Spicery in Adelaide, who is well-known for her appearances on national television.

A new Greta Thunberg biopic has drawn criticism from those who don’t see the value in the stories of young lives. But children’s voices matter and Thunberg’s is potent.

Earlier this month we surveyed more than 1100 women on their health and found that 64 per cent don’t believe they’re getting enough sleep.

Across Europe and Latin America, new research shows women politicians are more responsive to constituents in need of help.

A victim of domestic abuse says coercive control is so insidious that survivors must be involved in designing the response.

Adele Schonhardt features on AGSM’s new ‘Business Of… Leadership’ podcast, where guests share stories about leadership in times of complexity.

In times of crisis it has been Jacinda Ardern’s way with words that has registered: “They are us”, “The team of five million” and “Go hard and go early”.

Africola’s head chef Imogen “Mo” Czulowski is treading her own path in the restaurant industry, staying true to her own unique style of cooking.

Confidence matters for men’s job promotion prospects. But for women, “leaning in” provides no guarantee of a payoff, writes Leonora Risse.

Programs for Indigenous young men’s education are funded at a higher rate than programs for young Indigenous women.

Jenny believes women are at risk of falling into the “Brown Out Zone”. It’s not quite burnout, but it’s overwork, exhaustion and it’s persistent.