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Collaborative Praxis: Unbinding Neoliberal Tethers of Academia

"Why write collaboratively?" This was the question posed by three researchers - Farnush Ghadery, Shaimaa Abdelkarim and Rohini Sen - as they began their discussions for this piece.

Gender and the virtual workplace during COVID-19

The virtual workplace has dramatically changed the way many of us are working. Women are impacted differently from men, including greater career impact during COVID lockdowns due to juggling children and work. However, in the longer term the virtual workplace might bring with it some unexpected benefits for women.

Read more in this piece by Kathleen Foley – co-published with GenderIT.org. https://www.genderit.org/feminist-talk/gender-and-virtual-workplace-during-covid-19

Workplace sexual harassment – a message for men

As the legal profession in Australia grapples with its #MeToo moment, Karina Popova sets out some basic principles about sexual harassment - but she directs her message to men, not women

Survival tips for working in a male-dominated professsion

Being a woman in a male-dominated workplace can be hard. Here are some strategies for survival and success

Why more women should be self-employed

The benefits of being your own boss (especially for mums)

I grew up in a family where the women “stayed at home” and the men “worked”. It was a fundamental divide between the people in my life.

Finding power in women's informal networks in the workplace

This article explores how women are increasingly finding strength in their own networks in the workplace.

The Climate Change Activist

Tessa Khan on what gave her the confidence to leap into the unknown

Tessa is a lawyer and co-founder/Co-Director of the Climate Litigation Network, a project of the Urgenda Foundation

The Emergency Physician

Mya Cubitt reflects on her pathway to becoming an Emergency Physician

When I was little, my younger sister required significant medical care, from in-utero to then premature baby and then with childhood asthma.

How the need to please might be holding you back in your career

I had a revelation several years ago that changed the way I approach my work. It has been an important step in my professional development. Let me share it with you.

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