Jugglehood

For the first time in six years, no women of colour CEOs are on this year’s Global 500 list, and only 13 women made made the cut.

Modest changes to Australia’s paid parental provision can help address the gender gap in unpaid and paid work between mothers and fathers

Parenting during a pandemic while trying to work is a special kind of stressful. And it’s showing in the rates of mental distress.

As I find my feet as a parent, I find myself sharply drawn back to traumatic moments in my childhood, where shame was the primary tool of discipline, writes Cheng Lau.

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.

As child-care centres close in Melbourne, the focus needs to be on what governments can do to cushion the impact on working parents.

Remote learning during the pandemic intensified our children’s reliance on technology, potentially amplifying gaming and social media addiction and dependence.

Alanis Morisette just went next-level on the juggle so many working parents can understand right now. Kids and the video conference.

For those of us sending our kids off to daycare for the first time? Try to fight the guilt! Our babies are in safe, capable and loving hands.

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

Our workplaces need to be more family friendly – and employers and the government must be prepared to lead the change head on.

Employers must normalise flexible work, address domestic violence and review their paid parental leave policies in order to be family friendly during COVID-19 and beyond.