Reports
A recent nationwide survey of more than 500 women of colour in Australia found that 60% have experienced discrimination in the workplace related to their identity as a woman of colour, despite having a Diversity ...
Uncontrollable bladder leaks are an invisible, unspoken health condition that affect more than 1 in 31 women in Australia. According to research released by Always Discreet, more than a quarter of women over 50 surveyed ...
Rich countries’ latest climate finance plans still fall short of the $100 billion target they committed to in 2009 and contain a woeful lack of detail, predictability or clarity regarding delivery and timeline for future ...
A new survey by the not-for-profit Community Council For Australia reveals that Australian charities are now drowning in red tape. Over 600 charities and not-for-profit groups around the nation were surveyed for the report. 40% ...
Gender equality in Australia took a big hit as the impact of the Summer 2019/2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic have been more severe on women and girls than their male counterparts, a report showed. Commissioned ...
Women in low and middle-income countries face deeply held cultural norms that prevent them from safely accessing vital eye care services, a study conducted by the Tilganga Institute of Opthalmology in Nepal and the Fred ...
A new Lancet Global Health report has found preventable blindness cost the global economy $530 billion AUD last year due to lost employment, with the greatest cost in East Asia at $116 billion AUD and ...
COVID-19 in itself is not necessarily leading to an increase in loneliness if coupled with social networking, data from a survey conducted on elder people living in retirement homes has revealed. In a media release, ...
Research conducted by financial company Buy Shares indicate that around 25,500 people lost were lost their jobs in the top ten largest startup layoffs in the startup space between March 2020 to January 2021. Leading ...
Australians’ news consumption rose dramatically in 2020 as COVID-19 swept the globe, but new analysis from the aid agency CARE has revealed the 10 humanitarian crisis stories which received the least media coverage. Topping the ...
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