Kirsten Banks on Women Working in STEM
The United Nations reports that women continue to be underrepresented in STEM with female students making…
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Celebrating LGBTQI+ STEM community this Mardi Gras
On Friday 26th February, as part of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival, the…
Virtual Trail Engaging Children in Science
To kick off National Science Week, the Australian Museum and the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney are…
Why University Fee Hikes Will Disproportionately Affect Women
In an effort to push tertiary students into careers in teaching, nursing, agriculture, STEM disciplines and…
Women In STEM Fall Short In Workplace Equality
Women in STEM, that is with qualifications and experience working in science, technology, engineering or maths…
What’s Keeping Women From Space?
We have made some leaps and bounds in terms of gender equality in the last 60…
Premiere of The Leadership Documentary
The Leadership is a thought-provoking documentary premiering at the Sydney film festival, it’s about women in…
Talu Tales: Closing Gender Gap in STEM with Kids Books
Take a second to imagine what a scientist looks like. Now what gender are they? If…
It’s In The Stars! How Diversity Can Help Science Succeed!
Australia has a “highly gender segregated workforce” by international standards, with around 6 in 10 Australian…
Deadly Science Founder Named NSW Young Australian of the Year
Some of the best science questions come from children. They are always asking ‘how does this…
Teaching Science through Senses
How do you learn about scientific concepts? Through images, your computer or maybe a documentary? These…
UTS to lower the entry bar for female engineering students
The University of Technology, Sydney has decided to lower the bar entry to engineering for female applicants by 10 ATAR points. Breakfast spoke with Dr Arti Agrawal, Director of Women in Engineering and IT at the University of Technology, Sydney. Read More
