Poetry has long lived in journals and notebooks and paperbacks for the masses. Poetry as oral form likely even predates most written text as it is believed to have been sung and likely resembled hymns to remember things like history, genealogy and law.

“Over 1.5 billion women worldwide experience women's health issues, yet too many accept this suffering without realising it’s impact on their everyday lives”

The vision board has long been a gold standard of intention setting. Cut-out images, carefully curated quotes, aesthetic layouts, an entire visual representation of the life you’re working toward.

Some of the most innovative ads can be simple in theory yet powerful in execution.

One of my favorite social media trends in my algorithm lately has been the ‘side quest’ trend.

The recent social campaign from Mercedes Benz featuring Coco Gauff, a 21-year old Tennis star, went live on social media earlier this month for International Women’s Day.

If spring were a day of the week, she’d be a Sunday. If your social media algorithms are anything like mine you may see a lot of “Sunday Reset” type videos.

LSKD, an Australian Functional Fitness Brand was one of a few companies to do their campaign right during International Women’s Day this year…

Historically, women’s health has been underfunded and under-researched, creating persistent gaps in medical knowledge, care, and innovation…

While many Summer day camps are not affordable for most parents and families with modest or even median level incomes, especially with multiple children, Summer childcare costs will more closely resemble a second mortgage or home rental payment.

The campaign shared, “Matrescence, the complete biological, psychological, and emotional transformation of becoming a mother.”

There was a time when childhood questions were answered by parents, teachers, encyclopaedias, or a trip to the local library. If we wanted to speak to someone, we knocked on a neighbour’s door or used a landline telephone in the hallway. Our worlds were smaller, slower, and far easier to supervise.

Lidl has returned to London Fashion Week with a deliberately tongue-in-cheek collaboration: the stainless-steel Trolley Bag, created with New York designer Nik Bentel and unveiled at a Lidl “Fresh Drop” pop-up in Soho.

The suggestion that people work from home because they want an easy life is a simplistic explanation for a complex reality.

Maternity leave is often seen as something to prepare for once pregnancy is announced. Policies are reviewed, handovers are arranged and temporary cover is discussed. But what if this important and necessary preparation happened long before any of that?

This Valentine’s Day, Asda is trialling red “open to chat” shopping baskets in three stores across Leicester, Liverpool and Glasgow, inviting single shoppers to quite literally wear their hearts on their handles. Pick up a red basket and you are signalling that you are open to conversation. No apps, no swiping, no ambiguity.

Because when women and girls thrive in science, discovery accelerates, innovation expands and the future becomes stronger for everyone.

Perimenopause is the stage before menopause, and for many women, it is where the biggest changes actually happen. It is the time when hormone levels begin to fluctuate, especially oestrogen and progesterone, even though periods may still be regular or only slightly irregular.

Menopause is a natural stage in a woman’s life, yet for many it arrives with confusion, worry or a feeling of being unprepared. It marks the point when periods stop for 12 consecutive months, caused by changes in hormone levels, particularly oestrogen.