News & Views New law to ban bullying parents from entering schools A lot of teachers are leaving the sector due to stress and a lack of support in the classrooms. This is just adding to the issue.
News & Views New guide to help teachers tackle manosphere influence in classrooms A practical guide to help educators respond to the rising influence of the manosphere in secondary schools has been released.
News & Views Rhian Miller awarded prestigious Social Change Fellowship for First Nations mentoring Rhian Miller has received a prestigious social change fellowship in recognition of her work building culturally-safe mentorship pathways.
Leadership From classroom to leadership: Women are driving Australia’s educational transformation Women educators are challenging harmful norms and centring community knowledge in Australia’s educational landscape.
Life Women to watch: The leaders transforming education in Australia The future of education in Australia is being shaped by women whose ideas and leadership are transforming classrooms and communities.
Soapbox A social media ban won’t save us from harms online. Educating us will Eve Ashcroft is 14 and part of the cohort of teens today affected by the social media ban. She shares this opinion piece with Women’s Agenda.
News & Views The pay rise that’s helping educators stay in the jobs they love Monday’s five per cent pay rise fully delivers the Albanese Government’s 15 per cent pay rise for early childhood educators.
News & Views The idea of a ‘battle of the sexes’ is corrosive. We need more compassion and connection No one wins a gender war. We only win when we build bridges of respect, equality and connection, writes Dr Niki Vincent.
News & Views Julianne Moore’s children’s book about redheads is under ‘review’. What’s happening with US book bans under Trump? Julianne Moore’s book about a redheaded girl who learns to accept her freckles was flagged as “potentially related to gender ideology or discriminatory equity ideology topics”.
News & Views Gender gap in maths and science in Australia among worst in the world Australia’s male students are considerably outperforming female students in both maths and science, an international study has found.
News & Views Taliban closes midwifery and nursing training centres in latest blow to women’s rights Women training as midwives and nurses in Afghanistan have been barred by the Taliban from continuing their education.
News & Views Anne Johnstone becomes first female principal at Cranbrook following overhaul of ‘toxic’ culture at the private school Cranbrook, an elite all-boys school in Sydney’s east, will get its first female principal starting next year, following a string of serious allegations pointing to a toxic culture and inappropriate behaviour from staff.