You can tell a lot about someone by seeing what they’re passionate about. Here’s what tickles our fancy and puts fire into our bellies. You might just learn a thing or two while you’re at it.
Doing it Scared. An inclusive public launch to remember!
Guest Blog: Paul Pritchard |
The last 23 years have been a real trip for me I can tell you. I went from being an athletic world-famous mountaineer and rock climber to a person with a disability in a second.
Why Dingo, Taverners, Nathan Lyon and Tim Paine share a passion for inclusive cricket.
By @SunnyDrury |
You might think that Alan Dengate, affectionately known as ‘Dingo’, is living the dream.
Inclusion: what does it really mean?
Guest Blog: Richelle Menzies |
We hear the word inclusion bandied around a lot in business, but what does it actually mean and who are we including?
Planning for the real “New Normal”
Guest Blog: Jayden Broad |
Neurodiversity, Urban Planning and Critical Mass
Empowering Women in a Post-COVID World
Guest Blog: Jenny Cambers-Smith |
It is indisputable that when women are given responsibility and power, problems get solved. Women are more collegiate, compassionate, eco-minded and more likely to listen to a range of views. They are less inclined to force their views on a group and instead work towards a consensual approach. This is not true for all women, and the reverse is not true for all men, but it is a strongly researched truth across the genders.
Anyone can have ideas, but to have great ideas you need restrictions.
By @SamDobie |
Seems a bit counterintuitive doesn’t it? But here’s the thing, without restrictions the possibilities literally are endless, and therein lies the problem.