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Thursday, 02 January 2020 12:16

'Harmless' CEO speaks out about her experiences: My story, Caroline Harroe.

Inspirational CEO of suicide prevention charity 'Harmless', Caroline Harroe has written this incredible blog about her experiences. This honest blog may help others going through similar situations and so feel free to share it with someone who you think it could help. Further help and information can be found on…

Friday, 15 November 2019 11:20

How the police are leading the way for workplace equality

 PC Kim (not her real name) is a hardworking and driven woman working in the British Police Force. Since leaving university and not being sure about what she wanted to do as a career path, she applied thinking it would be short term and still finds herself working there years…

Friday, 26 April 2019 13:32

Tracey O'Hara: Rising to the top in the face of misogyny and homophobia

After being inspired by female detectives on the TV as a child, Tracy O’Hara found her calling. Passionate about equality and with a desire to make a change Tracy gained a degree, became a police officer and is currently a detective with Merseyside Police. Although this might seem like a…

Friday, 26 April 2019 13:28

Dr Maha: "We have to work harder to prove ourselves compared to a man"

Dr Maha Raganuth is an Honourary Consultant Gynaecologist at Nottingham University Hospital with extensive experience as a Medical Director. Being a leading medical professional in the UK she is a well-respected doctor and incredibly experienced in her discipline. Although her aptitude for medicine and knowledge of her sector is now…

Friday, 15 February 2019 11:14

Anne Summers “I wanted to make a difference”

Executive coach and former deputy chief Constable Anne Summers talks to us about empowering women, changing attitudes in the workplace and why #YesSheCan is so important. Tell us a bit about your current role I’m currently an executive Coach which involves helping individuals and leaders to be successful by working…