Elliot Page was cited as a positive example of masculinity to challenge toxic stereotypes at Streatham Wells Primary School, demonstrating that masculinity can encompass softness and strength.
Elliot Page has been included in teaching materials at Streatham Wells Primary School to exemplify positive masculinity, challenging harmful gender stereotypes and encouraging kindness, empathy, and emotional literacy.
Meditation has become a vital tool for balancing my professional pressures and personal life. It nurtures my mental health, enabling clearer thinking and creativity.
"I think it is unequal to only conscript men," said Rosa Collet, 16. Collet, who describes herself as a feminist, opposes military conscription as a whole but believes that where it exists, it should include both men and women.
"The World Cup is going to raise the bar for women's rugby. I think it will be a really era-defining moment. It will shift from being a niche sport to mainstream, that will make a tremendous difference for girls the world over."
Women’s networking events, diversity data collection, and targeted training are increasingly under attack, with companies fearing backlash and changes to their commitments to gender equality.
Carla Antonella Rodriguez fought against societal norms for her right to work in the coal mine, ultimately impacting women’s roles in the workforce after 80 years.
At just 22 years old, Oonah Keogh defied gender norms and applied for membership in the Dublin Stock Exchange, marking a pivotal moment in financial history.
As the first female presenter of Sunday Sport, Jacqui Hurley reflects on her journey and the changes she's witnessed in sports broadcasting.
"We want to cater for entire families, for boys and girls - for sisters to attend the same, as their brothers. It's a hugely historic decision, as Cistercian College has been a boys only school for 120 years."