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One of my best friends recently recommended a book she thought Aunt Kristen (my favourite identity) might be interested in: What are...

This is part of our series on biases in the workplace. A full list of bias blog posts can be found at the bottom of this blog or here: If...

Tuesday 8 March is International Women's Day (IWD). The official website for 2022 invites readers to: imagine a gender equal world. A...

This is part of our series on biases in the workplace. A full list of bias blog posts can be found here: If you're biased and you know it...

Diversity and inclusion is an obligatory topic in leadership courses now. Sometimes it's the primary focus of a workshop. Sometimes it's...

I entered 'psychological safety' into the search field on You Tube last week. Not a cry for help, just part of my ongoing inquiry into...

Diversity and inclusion are on the agenda for organisations worldwide. The driver is for more fair and equitable outcomes. Or is it? The...

Is this possible? The question came up during our August 2020 presentation about our brains and bias. The answer: possibly not, but the...

Thomas Paine, a 1700s political activist in the US, famously said, the pen is mightier than the sword. That’s because words change the...

A few weeks back we decided to up our quiz game. Not content with simply ploughing through the Stuff quizzes, we decided that on Fridays...

For the past few months, conspiracy theories have been running wild about what 5G networks are and aren't doing (newsflash: they do not...

Over the years, we’ve kept an eye on Grant Thornton’s research on women and leadership and found it useful. Its 2018 report: Women in...

What makes people feel comfortable to be who they are at work? It’s far more likely to be emotion, rather than logic. After all, who’d...