empowerment

Women have played a major role in Australian philanthropy and continue to inspire each other, driving momentum to expand charitable giving.

In a world where the female body is perpetually scrutinised, burlesque is a radical act of self-acceptance and empowerment.

Empowering women through divorce with essential legal and financial guidance for a secure and prosperous future.

To me, empowerment is the subtle acts of fighting back against all you’ve ever known and been taught, no matter how small that push back is.

Kemi Nekvapil’s story is the next of our series profiling women participating in the annual She Leads Conference in Canberra on 2 August.

Michelle Bridges has built nothing short of a fitness empire but says she has no interest in being a woman who ‘has it all’.

The case for swapping “I should” for “I choose”. The trouble with ‘I should’ is you either feel resigned – if you do the thing, or guilty – if you don’t.

As 20 Aussies stood before the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit delegates at the Summit’s closing ceremony this week in Russia, we received the loudest roar of the day for something we promised to deliver as hosts of the event in 2014.