pandemic recovery

Between November 2020 to March 2021, women’s workloads both at home and on the job have increased and their mental health has suffered.

A Girls in Tech report reveals the devastating hit women in tech faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and the rates of burn out.

A new report released this week has revealed that during the pandemic, women were putting off seeing doctors over health issues.

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

The pandemic has seen some accelerated changes we wanted to see happen, including perhaps that long-desired career change?

More people died from suicide than the COVID-19 virus last month in Japan. Many were women. The mental health catastrophe might be rising.

Global Sisters has launched an online and affordable marketplace which women can easily use to sell their products and services.

Only one in four members of the Morrison government are women, so it’s little wonder their policies for COVID recovery has all been “men first”.

A lack of female representation is obvious in the Coalition’s series of COVID-19-related response and recovery proposals – proposals that have either ignored or undermined women’s interests.