Eight Women on a Journey from the UK to the End of the Earth!
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‘Do you find it challenging to work in such male-dominated jobs?’
On Saturday 4th December, four members of the 6th cohort of Homeward Bound met with 13 young women studying at the St Ignace de Loyola School in Bedou, Haiti. We talked using Microsoft Teams, exchanging our experiences as women in STEMM (science, technology, engineering, maths, and medicine). We shared our paths into STEMM subjects, talked about beekeeping,Continue reading “‘Do you find it challenging to work in such male-dominated jobs?’”
Pedal forward – your time has come
Last week I was at COP26 learning about the COP process, climate change evidence, solutions and actions. I chose cycling as my form of transport to get around Glasgow during COP26. I was very lucky to be able to borrow my friend’s bike for the week. I was a bit nervous about borrowing a bike.Continue reading “Pedal forward – your time has come”
6 months in – and 8,705 km towards our goal
We set off on our virtual trip from the UK to Antarctica on 22nd April 2021 – to mark Earth Day, in line with Homeward Bound’s ambition to ensure the sustainability of our planet. For the past 6 months we have been working through the Homeward Bound programme, exploring our values, aspirations, and origin stories, andContinue reading “6 months in – and 8,705 km towards our goal”
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