COVID19

A Silicon Valley entrepreneur who has been asking random people on flights in the U.S to remove their masks in exchange for money.

Queen Elizabeth II has tested positive for COVID-19, Buckingham Palace announced over the weekend, after experiencing ‘mild symptoms’

Meghan Markle celebrated her fortieth birthday, marking the occasion by announcing a project which sees forty celebrities help women.

WHAT SHE DID NEXT talks to Yanti Turang, a registered nurse from Australia, working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A study looking at the number of experts who appeared on mainstream television on COVID-19 revealed that only 30 percent were women.

In 2020, women in the fields of STEM, climate advocacy and health have made their mark in unprecedented ways.

Thousands of educators in long day childcare services across Melbourne have no guarantee of income for at least the next 6 weeks.

Over 150 vaccines are in various stages of development around the world. Here are some of the women who are at leading the charge.

Melinda Gates explains how diseases push marginalised people to situations where they are vulnerable to exploitation and further discrimination.

Even when the end of free childcare was announced in early June it felt inexplicably premature & short-sighted. Now, it seems completely unsustainable.

The old broken childcare model & the interim rescue package are not the only available options for the delivery of early education in Australia.

Greta Thunberg teams with Danish development organization HUMAN ACT and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to support children impacted by COVID-19.