Business Women Day 2021
Business Women’s Day is about recognising the role that women play in business. It’s undeniable that there still is an unequal footing when it comes
September 22, 2021
Business Women’s Day is about recognising the role that women play in business. It’s undeniable that there still is an unequal footing when it comes
You may know about my migrant youth story. How I camped outside Birmingham City Council offices for 3 days in a row to be counted as
Hello! I am Sinead. I started my tech career at Google in 2014, at the time I joined, there were 54,000 global employees, of which only 648 were
I am a Family Lawyer with 15 years’ post-qualification experience, working full time in the Family Team. My specialisms are divorce, mid to high-net-worth financial settlements,
I sit and write this nearly two years after my first child was born and a month before my second child is due. Hindsight and
Around 100 years ago:Radios were the main source of entertainment.Children received the cane in schools.Being gay was illegal. Women typically worked as teachers, nurses, maids or
#YesSheCan speaks to Maria Brancati about her career as one of the few female grave diggers in the UK and what motivates and inspires her.
If you were fortunate enough to receive an education when you were younger then you’re already different to the millions of children around the world
My name is Joolz Linforth. I started my career as a marketing graduate with NORWEB (before the internet existed and direct marketing was the real
Diversity: The practice or quality of including or involving people from a range of different social and ethnic backgrounds and of different genders, sexual orientations,
In this world there are people that have more and those that have less. Many people believe that this is simply a part of life
You’re scrolling through a company’s website after seeing a job vacancy you really like. You realise they have no images of women on their website
Stereotypes about gender are neverending… Males cannot wear dresses or skirts, only females can. Males should play with trucks and females should play with dolls.
My name is Emma, I am 41 (21 in my mind), I have been married for 12 years and I am mum to a very sassy,
Everyone has faced biased decisions or opinions at least once in their life, whether they experienced it in their personal lives or in a more
Ever heard the phrase ‘No [wo]man is an island’? It’s a metaphor conveying the idea that humans do not perform well when isolated from others.
If someone told me five years ago, that future me would be spending my Tuesday morning putting finishing touches on my latest commission while picking
Hello! I’m Fern. I am the founder of Mockingbird Spirit. I’ve got a background in events, marketing and latterly the drinks industry but last year
At #YesSheCan, we want to educate ourselves and our audience to become more diverse and inclusive. As more and more organisations embrace diversity and inclusion
June is the month dedicated to celebrating all things Pride and LGBTQ+! At #YesSheCan we want to help create a diverse and inclusive environment for
Hello, I’m Brodie and I’m a photographer, aspiring director/filmmaker and artist to which I’ve created my own aesthetic that aims to transport you into a
Hi! I’m Grace. I’m a personal trainer and online coach – mainly coaching shift workers and females to become the best versions of themselves, in a
At #YesSheCan, we use the phrase ‘career glass ceiling’ in our mission statement on our website because we understand it’s a major and consistent issue
Life is hard enough without being made to feel excluded or unwelcomed by those around us. No one enjoys this feeling and yet, somehow, it
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