Thirty days ago, I set out to explore one of the most desolate places in the world; a place that remains uncharted. And during my time here I have gained so much insight into the place itself and my own response to it. And what a crazy time for such an experiment: Covid-19, Christmas and… Read More
I have been challenged by fellow researchers and other co-inquirers on why I choose to make Camp Moria in Namibia and why I choose to do my work around belonging in nature there (specifically). I understand the complexity of getting to the farm that is located in the lovely Khomas Hochland of Namibia. To be… Read More
In recent weeks I followed the – very public – fallout from an article that was written by a CEO in South Africa. The article was sexist and celebrated a patriarchal society and male dominance in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). While working in the UK on a Women’s Empowerment initiative, I first learned about… Read More
A couple of months ago I had the privilege to speak to Women across various emerging markets as part of their organisation’s empowerment programme. Of the Women interviewed, 87.5% said that they felt, or were made to feel, that their current practical and leadership skillset provided a significant obstacle to career progression. At the time… Read More
A while back, during a PhD supervision conversation at the end of a workshop, I was reminded that I possessed power. Power comes in many different forms and we often use our power without realising it. My power, it turn out, while encouraging to some – was experienced as disruptive and challenging by others. This… Read More
