International Men’s Day on the 19th November aims to celebrate the value men bring to the world, their families and communities, highlight role models and raise awareness of men’s wellbeing.
In 2015, at the age of 25, Jasmine Twitty became the youngest ever judge to be appointed in the USA. Five years later, and now a senior judge in the state of South Carolina, her career has fast-tracke
How a hotel chain is shaking up diversity by employing ‘Opportunity Deprived Indians’, including acid attack victims: “Progress is a question of ability, not disability.” — Lemon Tree Hotels’ Aradhana
In this podcast episode Catherine Arnold discusses the drive for diversity and inclusion at Cambridge University and her role as the first female Master of St Edmund’s College.
In this podcast episode we talk to the editor of Positive News magazine, Lucy Douglas on the power of perspective in the media, and the importance of engaging and empowering readers and giving them re
How you can be more creative in your everyday life: The everywoman Book Club gets real about art and creativity, with author Sarah Urist Green, author of You Are An Artist
“There’s no doubt we’re in a much better place than we were three months ago” – In the latest everywoman podcast, Public Health England Principal Epidemiologist, Dr Meaghan Kall discusses Covid, colla
Sarah Anderson, CEO of The Listening Place, challenged orthodoxy around supporting those with suicidal ideation when she launched The Listening Place in 2016.
In her book Acting With Power, Stanford Graduate School’s Professor Deborah Gruenfeld sets out to convince us that we all have more power than we realise, and that by learning how to ‘act’ out our rol
In the latest everywoman podcast sustainable luxury travel expert Juliet Kinsman discusses what global travel might look like post-pandemic, and the positive impact that global travel can play in supp
