Tag Archive for: women

The Real Legacy of Tina Turner (And What Business Has Got To Do With It)

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By: Rachel Reva

The world has lost an icon. It’s easy to look at someone as iconic as Tina Turner and just marvel at her talent. Read more

Women and Girls Suffering the Most In Global Food Crisis

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By: Clare Bruce

As the world suffers an unprecedented global food crisis, it is women and girls who are bearing the greatest burden of hunger. Read more

Dear Gutsy, Outspoken, Take-Action Women of God…

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By: Yvette Cherry

There is a story in the Hebrew Bible (2 Kings 4:8-37) that tells of a woman from a town called Shunem who befriends the prophet, Elisha. Read more

New Australian Centre Focusing on Women’s Mental Health

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By: Amy Cheng

Depression during menopause and debilitating periods are some of the mental health problems unique to women and their hormones and biology, but not a lot is known about them. Read more

Engineering a Fairer Workplace

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By: Madelaine Osborne

When thinking of iconic tv shows portraying a typical workplace, most people’s go-to would be The Office. Read more

Our Brains Aren’t Ready for Pandemic Fatigue – But There’s Hope, Says Psychologist

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By: Amy Cheng

Restrictions have been lifting around the country and lockdowns seem like a thing of the past, but pandemic fatigue still exists, a psychologist has said. Read more

She’s A Crowd: Making Cities Safer for Women Around the World

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By: Micaela Aboody

Sharing a story you haven’t felt comfortable telling before and realising you’re supported – and believed – is one of the most important steps in healing, and a crowd-mapping platform is changing the game. Read more

Women’s Justice and Mercy Ministries: Celebrating the Church’s Unsung Heroes

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By: Amy Cheng

Women are often the unsung heroes in the church, with their work behind the scenes often going unnoticed, but a new podcast and ebook are hoping to change that.
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Dr Katrina Clifford Helping Change Problematic College Cultures for Women

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By: Amy Cheng

International Women’s Day (IWD), Tuesday 8 March, is an opportunity to celebrate women but also to lament about how women have been treated, an academic and mentor to young women has said.
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The Clearing

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By: Neri Morris

Who doesn’t love a little creative writing? I haven’t written this way in a while so it came as a bit of a surprise when I sat down to process something that had resurfaced in my life and this is what flowed.  May its ambiguity and symbolism connect with your own story, those moments where something you thought was well and truly dead, resurfaces and you are paralysed by the loaded question of “one step forward or one step back?”

Enjoy!

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