Homeward Bound, a leadership initiative for women in STEMM, now in its 7th year, has successfully helped 590 women in STEMM to lead in their chosen professions. We now seek an experienced training program designer to enhance the structure and curate content for our...
Homeward Bound, a leadership initiative for women in STEMM, now in its 7th year, has successfully helped 590 women in STEMM to lead in their chosen professions. The HB7 Science Stream Facilitator will contribute to providing a transformational leadership experience...
Homeward Bound, a leadership initiative for women in STEMM, now in its 7th year, has successfully helped 590 women in STEMM to lead in their chosen professions. The Leadership Stream Facilitator will contribute to providing a transformational leadership experience via...
Homeward Bound wellbeing faculty member Sandra Radovini’s promotion to Professor at The University of Melbourne is an event to be celebrated because it is rare to find women like Sandra, who don’t follow the prescribed academic path, elevated to these roles.
Putting together a leadership program for women in STEMM with the potential to ensure the sustainability of the planet is not a task for the faint hearted. Kit Jackson was on board the Homeward Bound “ship” from the start, identifying early on that these women needed more than business strategy tools to be effective leaders. They needed a Personal Strategy.
The COP26 summit in Glasgow runs from 31 October until 1 November 2021, brining together governments and other parties from around the world to accelerate action towards the goals of the Paris Agreement and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
AntarcticaNOW is an international group of women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine (STEMM) with disciplinary fields ranging from Antarctic research to conservation biology and public policy. It was founded by members of #TeamHB4, during the world’s largest ever all-woman expedition to Antarctica in 2019. AntarcticaNOW members are united by a single cause: protecting the spectacular biodiversity of Antarctica.
Everything about our society is built on consuming as much as possible. Our economy, our social status, our success markers, our ‘normal’, is all built on buying more, more, more. Unfortunately this leads to a narrative that tackling the climate crisis means that we have to live poorer lives, when in fact is that it means that we can live lives that recognise what really matters: family, friends, time well spent, meaningful work, abundant nature.
“You can give women leaders the best training in leadership, strategy and science, but if they don’t know how to make themselves seen and their real capability remains invisible, then all that potential might go to waste. And we simply don’t have time for that to happen.” So say the directors of Visibility Co, the team behind Homeward Bound’s visibility stream.
The Board is excited to announce the appointment of Pamela Sutton-Legaud as the new CEO of Homeward Bound.
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