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Change happens when women become president: The new book and AI tool showing how

Human rights lawyer and activist, Ramona Vijeyarasa, is doing critical work to advance the recognition of female leaders in global politics.

podcasts

The case of the missing female PMs and presidents

Ramona Vijeyarasa joins as guest host to discuss her research into women’s political representation globally.

Leadership

Know your why and tap your self belief: An award-winning leader on making change

Antoinette Lattouf shares more on her anti-racism guide, ‘How to Lose Friends and Influence White People’, and making space for diversity.

Music

On her electric guitar, Joni Mitchell proved female music elders can be super punks

Joni Mitchell’s performance at Newport Folk Festival defied the ‘permissible’ ways older women ‘should’ behave.

Women's Health News

Antoinette Lattouf’s call to women to stop feeling guilty about prioritising their health

Antoinette Lattouf shares how she prioritises her health as a broadcaster, author, diversity advocate and mental health ambassador.

Entrepreneurs

The good, the bad, and the ugly of being an entrepreneur in media

Award-winning journalist and editor, Robyn Foyster. details her journey as an entrepreneur in media, sharing the highs and the lows.

Leadership

How Kimberley Furness launched a print magazine to get rural women heard

Kimberley Furness was determined to start a print magazine, regardless of what the market was saying on the future of media.

Employers

Acceptable not just available: How flexible work and paid parental leave policies support gender equity at work

Plenty of employers have great flexible work policies, but how many actually push to ensure it’s seen as acceptable?

Books

‘Suburban living did turn women into robots’: why feminist horror novel The Stepford Wives is still relevant, 50 years on

In his 1972 novel The Stepford Wives, Ira Levin powerfully dramatised women’s suburban alienation and men’s resistance to feminist change. Michelle Arrow traces its enduring influence.

Sport

Female players join appeal for Wimbledon’s all-white attire policy to be scrapped

Female tennis players at Wimbledon have historically been denied the freedom to wear anything other than whites. Is it time to change?

News & Views

‘I wrote the first three chapters in one night’: Dr Neela Janakiramanan’s debut novel shares the unseen toll of medical careers

In her debut novel The Registrar, Neela Janakiramanan adeptly paints an honest and evocative portrait of hospital life for young women.