Uncategorised Allegra Spender calls out the weird question women in her office keep being asked A slew of incredibly professional, hard working women working with her, keep getting mistaken for the Teal MP’s daughters.
News & Views How female entrepreneurs win at raising funds for social impact ventures A new US study has revealed that when it comes to social enterprise projects, women actually have a slight advantage.
News & Views When bro-podcast logic enters the emergency room, women miscarry in silence When bro-podcast logic meets medical patriarchy, the result is institutionalised grief illiteracy, writes Sam Payne.
News & Views Women are still being left out of farm succession: new report Just 10 per cent of family farms are succeeded by daughters, despite women contributing 49 per cent of the total economic value in farming communities.
News & Views Men in local leadership roles have a blind spot when it comes to gender bias, research shows Male leaders in local leadership roles are unconscious of gender biases in forms of leadership, new research has revealed.
Tech Is the technology biased, or the human using it? New research into AI job recruitment tools Artificial intelligence (AI) recruitment tools could actually help remove gender biases in the job hiring process, new research has found.
News & Views The significant economic and social opportunity in dismantling harmful gender norms: Research Enabling men to play a bigger role at home is one way we can take to eliminate harmful gender norms and gender inequities.
News & Views 70 per cent of Aussie women experience gender bias while accessing healthcare Over 70 per cent of Aussie women said they experienced bias in the diagnosis and treatment of health conditions.
News & Views There is overwhelming gender bias in the NDIS – and the review doesn’t address it Women are under-represented as NDIS participants and over-represented as carers. But the NDIS review did not address it.
Women's Health News There have been some big wins in women’s health this year. Here’s a recap Here’s a look back at some new developments into women’s health research in 2023 and what they could mean for the future.
Women's Health News ‘Doctors completely dismissed her symptoms’: Ged Kearney on the reboot required in women’s health Women’s health is a conversation that needs greater attention from everyone, including those who can make policy changes.
News & Views Lucy Letby: it is not being ‘beige’, ‘average’ or ‘normal’ that makes her crimes so hard to understand Letby was sentenced to whole life imprisonment for the murders of seven babies carried out while she worked at an English hospital.
