Ed's Blog Clinton plays the Gender Trump Card Given the vileness of the man she was up against, Hillary Clinton’s restraint during her first encounter with Donald Trump during yesterday’s presidential debate is admirable.
News & Views The man with 8 sisters who thought gender inequality meant men were outnumbered and needed support My happy memories of growing up as a teenage boy included loud dinners at home as the 3rd eldest of ten children.
News & Views Let the booing begin: It’s time to “celebrate” sexism Politicians, sportspeople, corporations beware.
Ed's Blog The magic of meeting the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalists Today we’re announcing the winners of the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards at a luncheon in Sydney.
News & Views Government must boost attendance rates in early education Early childhood is one of the most important areas in Australian education.
News & Views Tech founder admits he ‘stuffed up’ with sexist remarks LookSmart founder Evan Thornley says he “stuffed up” when he made sexist comments during a speech he gave at The Sunrise conference in Sydney on Friday.
Ed's Blog The unrealistic expectations placed on female leaders and the need to celebrate what we do This is an edited extract of a speech I gave at the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards luncheon Wednesday (5 October).
News & Views Stop talking about paid parental leave and just do it There’s a lot of talk about paid parental leave and why it’s good for business and families.
News & Views How to make the most of mentors and sponsors: Webinar preview Do you need a mentor or a career sponsor? Or perhaps you have one but you want to know how to make the most of your important relationship? The power of mentoring and sponsorship in enabling career success cannot be exaggerated but how can you harness it? Following the success of the My Agenda Sydney event Megan Dalla-Camina will host a webinar on this topic at 12.
Ed's Blog Australia just got its first fully professional domestic women’s sporting team It’s been a long time coming, but a sporting team in NSW has made the record books by becoming the country’s first domestic women’s team to be fully professional.
News & Views Why wooing women is the way forward for trade unions If I asked you to picture the typical Australian union member, my guess is that an image of a burly fellow in a hard hat, steel cap boots and stubbies would come to mind.
News & Views Who’s made Australia’s most sexist comments? Check out the shortlist On Wednesday night, more than 350 women will come together to judge the 22nd annual ‘Ernie Awards for Sexist Remarks.