Jane Lindhe, Author at Women's Agenda

We need more women in AI and data science: How can we make it happen?

Without diversity in the teams behind AI, data science and automation, we risk embedding bias. Here’s how we can shift the balance.

Partner Content

2020 was the most transformative year for teachers yet, so what’s next?

While the challenges impacting teachers were immense, the opportunities emerging from those hurdles will benefit the education system in the long-term.

Business

How can corporate Australia attract and retain more BIPoC talent?

Corporations that fail to implement diversity and inclusion strategies are being left behind, according to a panel discussion of BIPoC leaders.

News & Views

How social workers held the community together during the pandemic

If there was ever any doubt about the importance of social workers in Australia, COVID-19 has set the record straight.

Partner Content

“You will always have work and a varied career”: Psychology needs more women

When it comes to career options, psychology career pathways are varied and flexible and often well suited to the needs of women.

Health

More young women than ever are being diagnosed with bowel cancer: At 35, and with a new baby, I became one of them

You’re not alone for thinking bowel cancer is an old person’s disease. But an ever-increasing number of young women are being diagnosed.

News & Views

Government agriculture boards achieve gender parity, but long way to go in private sector

Women now account for 50.4 per cent of the positions on government agriculture boards with a new appointment at Wine Australia.

Wiley

‘I’m not your mum’: How to lead by garnering respect & tackling difficult conversations head on

Having managed a team in one of the most difficult workplace environments possible, Antarctica, Rachael Robertson has some key lessons on how to lead.

News & Views

‘Don’t let your spirit be broken’: We meet Sandra Creamer, who has just been admitted as a solicitor by her son

Joshua Creamer, Sandra’s son, is a barrister specialising in class actions and native title. Yesterday he moved his mother’s admission to become a solicitor.

News & Views

Remote learning: Will parents be doing it differently this time?

Parents across Victoria let out a collective sob when Andrews made his announcement that students in lockdown areas would return to remote learning. Here’s what parents are doing differently

News & Views

‘Don’t start a new diet, move if you can & be kind yourself’: A heart surgeon’s guide to staying healthy

Dr Nikki Stamp says that staying active, having a simple routine and maintaining contact with friends and family, even virtually, is crucial.

News & Views

Lamb bacon: how thinking outside the square gave a former Wall St executive a new life in central Victoria

Victorian sheep farmer, Toni Barton, has created Lamb Bacon Australia that has taken Australia and the Middle East by storm.