Targeting harmony in the workplace
New work health and safety regulations require Australian businesses to manage risks surrounding both physical and psychological wellbeing of staff – with the onus on managers […]
Alarming gap in girls’ sport
Researchers at Flinders University say there is an urgent need to encourage more girls to participate in sports, following a new study that reveals a striking […]
Game, set, match: Exploring the experiences of coaches in tennis
As the Australian Open continues in full swing, a new study can reveal female tennis coaches experience significantly more barriers in their profession – including discrimination […]
Lessons in law – from the US to EU and East Asia
From Washington to Vienna, internships and work integrated learning opportunities are opening around the world for Flinders University students. Among the latest opportunity is are new […]
Support for victims of violence paid leave
Family and domestic violence (FDV) is a major problem in Australia with extensive health, welfare and economic consequences. Flinders University experts have led an independent statutory review into […]
Scholarship boost for girls STEM enrichment
Almost 300 Year 9 girls from across South Australia and the Northern Territory will gain new insights into science, technology, engineering and math at this year’s […]
Remember women veterans too
The annual ANZAC Day commemorations are another opportunity to acknowledge that “women serve too,” says Professor Sharon Lawn, lead author of a new journal article. The […]
Advances for women and girls in STEM
International Day of Women and Girls in Science today is an opportunity to examine the disparities and tackle the barriers facing women in science, technology, engineering […]
Career pathways for gifted girls
Compared to boys, girls often excel in their secondary education results – but even the most gifted students may struggle to find their ‘dream job’ and […]