Ed’s Blog

85% of assaults against men by other men are committed outside private homes, 76% of assaults against women by men are committed inside private homes.

In the last few days I’ve had the pleasure of hearing from a number of men in senior leadership positions who’re just as passionate about creating gender diverse workplaces as some of our most vocal women on the issue.

I’ve written a number of articles about the way the media and police respond to male violence against women.

The ABC is required to present a range of views and opinions, as a regular listener to ABC radio, I understand this means I will spend some portion of my listening time yelling things at the radio.

New Canadian PM-elect Justin Trudeau has barely had time to work out where the mail room is, and he’s already delivering even more than he promised on diversity in his government.

Not only are women paid less, promoted less and accumulate less superannuation than men, they are also given lower performance bonuses, despite performance reviews showing they are doing as good or better in their roles.

The Herald Sun is reporting today that a senior officer is not having his contract renewed because of a number of serious accusations of sexual abuse made against him.

I’m the editor of an online publication for intelligent women, there’s nothing about my job I don’t love.

In war, whichever side may call itself the victor, there are no winners, but all are losers.

We talk a lot about ambition on Women’s Agenda.

This popped up a few times in my Facebook feed yesterday, almost always accompanied by expletives we don’t usually use at Women’s Agenda  It’s a fairly common trope on a slow news day, the latest thing science has discovered that might increase your risk of cancer.

November 19 was International Men’s day, if you knew that you almost certainly heard about it last March.