The Mentee's Manifesto How to self-learn from role models In a world connected by social media and the internet, the opportunities to self-learn from role models are continuously evolving.
News & Views ‘You can’t be what you can’t see’ & women in media aren’t being seen The third instalment in the Women For Media series published by the Women’s Leadership Institute Australia shows women are still missing.
Ed's Blog Doubt the sisterhood? Read Women Kind & stand corrected Catherine Fox & Kirstin Ferguson have written Women Kind off the back of #CelebratingWomen and its premise is to amplify, lift and connect women.
Soapbox Let’s banish the myth that there aren’t many female role models in STEM On International Women in Engineering Day Lacey Filipich says the idea that are no female role models in STEM needs to be challenged.
Ed's Blog Cricket, a cheating scandal & woeful role models: Why women in sport deserve the airtime The decision by Steve Smith & the Australian test team to tamper with the ball in the third day of the test has been described as disgraceful, shameful, the darkest day in Australia’s sporting history.
Ed's Blog A night with the Women’s Agenda Leadership Award finalists A night celebrating with the 2017 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalists. Judges and finalists convened in Sydney ahead of the lunch.
Ed's Blog The trouble with our obsession with Schapelle Corby’s return home. Schapelle Corby’s return home has been major news. How she flew home, how she left the airport, where she is staying. Where is the value in our obsession?
Ed's Blog #EveryWoman: Another awesome hashtag for the sisterhood #EveryWoman is going viral. Jess Phillips is asking women to name the women who inspire, drive and empower them.
Ed's Blog The dreadful reason women’s cricket made it to the front page It’s not every day that women’s sports makes the front page of any newspaper, let alone a national broadsheet like The Australian.
Ed's Blog The seriously good news story we need: Women’s AFL makes history If you flipped through the papers last weekend, you probably noticed it.
Business Dress like a woman? No problem. It wasn’t all that long ago that the idea of the President of the United States instructing female employees to “dress like women” was laughably implausible.
