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Dr. Emma Fulu appeared to have it all. An international career working for the United Nations, a happy marriage, three children. She was doing what she loved. Her life appeared perfect on paper, but reality told a different story. She didn’t last a year before she “totally and utterly burnt out”.
As we attempt to thrive – not just survive – in the juggle that is 2020, Grace Papers reveals some small rituals of connection that will have a big impact for parents and children in (or out) of lockdown.
This session put gender stereotypes on the chopping block, exploring the notion of healthy masculinity and how dads can actively dismantle gender inequality through engagement in the household.
Why are working parents reluctant to take any sort of holiday leave in 2020? and should they be?
Rebecca Forgasz is indomitable. Associate Professor, climate activist, and mum to two small sons, she simply gets things done. Today we speak with Rebecca about her path to the peak of her profession, grace versus gravitas, and the interchangeable approach to parenting she practices with her partner, Debbie Kertesz.
Kristyn Hanna and Claire Sherwill from Victoria’s Department of Health and Human Services share their tips for a working job-sharing relationship
Research shows that employees who can balance their lives are happier and more productive, with organisations like EY leading the way.
Harcourts International executive Sadhana Smiles reveals how she beat the real estate boys’ club at their own game.
With one in two women continuing to experience some form of pregnancy related discrimination, its evident that in Australia employees taking parental leave are managed poorly. So here are some of our top tips for employers supporting pregnant staff members and those returning to work.
The Grace Papers’ team share the secrets and the science for stress-free start to the day.