News & Views The women behind the approval of UK’s first COVID-19 vaccine Britain has become the first Western country to allow mass immunisations against COVID-19 when approved Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine.
News & Views Job hiring algorithms are disadvantaging women A study has revealed that subconscious gender biases from a range of sources leads to unfavourable outcomes for female job applicants.
News & Views More people died from suicide than COVID last month in Japan. Many were women. More people died from suicide than the COVID-19 virus last month in Japan. Many were women. The mental health catastrophe might be rising.
News & Views Almost a quarter of female scientists want to leave the sector for good New research has revealed 1 in 5 scientists in Australia want to leave the industry permanently – more women in fact than men.
News & Views Healthcare workers overwhelmed by anxiety and planning to leave workforce A studyl has found that more than two-thirds of heal care workers are experiencing anxiety and more than half are reporting being ‘burnt out’
News & Views IMF’s latest forecasts confirm our Budget should have done more for women The IMF released its latest world economic outlook on Tuesday evening and government’s across the world are paying attention
News & Views A silver bullet for women? The case for universal child care explored The Parenthood and Thrive by Five teamed up with Women’s Agenda to explore why radically reforming child care is important for us all.
News & Views 5 teenage activists fighting for a better world To mark the the eighth International Day of the Girl Child we’re highlighting activists who are fighting issues like climate change.
News & Views NSW Government launches Women’s Financial Wellbeing Toolkit Minister for Women has launched an online toolkit that aims to assist women with a range of financial tasks to ensure their economic wellbeing.
News & Views Research finds gender stereotypes embedded in 25 languages. It impacts kids as young as two Gender stereotypes embedded in language can have a significant effect on the way women are treated in STEM industries, according to a new study from the US.