Business Research ranks Australia 8th in world for proportion of women entrepreneurs Australia is in the top 10 global markets of female business owners, with more than 30% of total business ownership belonging to women.
Uncategorised The 21% gender gap in those wanting Trump impeached and removed from office In the latest poll from U.S network CNN, more than three-fifths of women are saying Congress should end Trump’s presidency.
Leadership Dr Sue Pillans is turning science into a visual spectacular for kids Sue Pillans is a marine scientist, artist, children’s author and illustrator who turns complex science into wickedly and visually alluring images.
News & Views Mark Zuckerberg spoke to 8 men & 1 woman to determine “the future of technology” In 2019, Zuckerberg wanted to discuss “the future of technology in society” with experts. He chose 8 men and 1 woman. All were white.
Uncategorised This new booklet showcases regional women in science stories Regional Universities Network have published a booklet showcasing the incredible scientific achievements by reseachers in STEM.
News & Views This US museum is dedicating the next year to only buying women’s art Next year, for the entire duration of the year, one significant arts museum in the U.S will only buy from female-identifying artists.
Uncategorised This guide wants to change STEM stereotypes by addressing awards A new guide wants to help get more women nominated and winning prizes in the STEM space, to bolster their careers and challenge stereotypes.
News & Views We are comfortable with women running companies…but not countries A new study reveals that while many are comfortable with women leading businesses, they don’t feel the same about women leading countries.
Leadership ‘We need to start early’: Analyst Mayase Jere on achieving more diversity in STEM Senior business analyst Mayase Jere spoke to us about empowering teams across the world through her persistence on strong communication and inclusion.
Uncategorised Just some of the awesome women to watch in engineering Female engineers continue to face discrimination in the work place:12.6% of civil engineers and 8.3% of mechanical engineers are women.
News & Views Women wearing head coverings most at risk of abuse A new large-scale study from Charles Sturt University reveals that women who wear head coverings (hijab) are most at risk of abuse.
Advice ‘Hard work, not luck’: Narelle Underwood, the first female Surveyor-General of NSW Narelle Underwood’s one of the few female surveyors across Australia. She’s on a mission to change that and get more girls and women interested in the field