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Continue reading →: Is feminism sexist?
I spent … more than a few hours… on Threads over the Christmas. And, I have to say, it was illuminating. (If you fancy listening to more of my ramblings, you can check me out here) One thing that shocked me was this attitude among certain members of the Threads…
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Continue reading →: Managing Holiday Guilt: How to Keep Your Sanity This Season
Guilt is a big one this time of year. It creeps in quietly and before you know it, you’re juggling family expectations, gift lists, and traditions while feeling like you’re failing everyone. Today, let’s talk about how to manage that guilt and keep it from running the show. Guilt vs.…
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Continue reading →: Bondi Beach Shooting
I know, you’re wondering what the shooting of Jews celebrating Hannukah has to do with a women in engineering blog. Well, it comes back to my feminism being nothing if it is not intersectional. And that means standing up for women of faiths other than my own, as well as…
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Continue reading →: Power
I’ve written before about personal sovereignty, the power of clothing, and a few other bits and bobs on this blog. But following last week’s post on Amber Czech, I wanted to talk about power in the workplace. You see, at times, it can seem like we have very little power…
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Continue reading →: Amber Czech and the problem with (some) male co-workers
Yes, Amber Czech is who I will be speaking about today. Or typing. You know what I mean. For those who don’t know, Amber Czech was a welder in Minnesota, who was killed by a co-worker, in her workplace on 11 November 2025. Yeah, less than a month ago as…
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