Culture is the heartbeat of humanity. It is woven into the fabric of who we are, reflecting our history, beliefs, and heritage.

Our world today is powered by algorithms and automation, artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the most transformative forces of our time.

In recent years, a powerful movement has taken center stage in conversations about self-acceptance and societal standards: the body positivity movement…

There is a quiet ache that many people carry a feeling that something is missing, that life is drifting by without the meaning they once dreamed of finding.

Success comes at a price, but for many women in the workplace, that price is often far higher than it should be.

This past weekend, Adidas made headlines in Shanghai with its Shell Toe Street event (a tribute to the timeless sneaker)…

Trauma is not always visible. It doesn’t wear a face, nor does it announce itself to the world. For many women who have survived abuse and violence, trauma becomes an unwelcome companion quietly shaping their thoughts, emotions, and even their sense of self.

For women of colour, the world is often a battleground where two distinct yet deeply intertwined forms of discrimination collide

Rebecca Vickers, a member of WIDD, is excited to announce the release of her heartfelt children's book, Benita the Brave, now available in paperback and on Kindle exclusively on Amazon.

There is a point in a woman’s life when she begins to feel as though she’s fading into the background.

Too many girls are being pushed out of sport because of something completely natural, periods! Stains from cuts, bruises, and mud are seen as marks of determination, but a period stain is treated with shame.

On 12th February 2025, we proudly announced an exciting opportunity through the WIDD Opportunity Programme, inviting individuals to apply for a mentorship experience aimed at giving back to society.

Stress has become so woven into the fabric of modern life that many of us now see it as a natural part of existence.

You are standing in a room full of people, laughter echoing around you, conversations flowing. Yet, despite the crowd, you feel invisible disconnected from the world around you.

 A woman confidently steps into a meeting. She speaks with authority, outlines her vision, and asserts her goals. Her ideas are bold, her ambition clear.

It’s a Friday evening, and you’ve just closed your laptop. The workweek is behind you, yet instead of feeling relief, there’s a lingering emptiness.

Picture this: a world where everyone is climbing their own ladder, heads down, determined to reach the top. No one looks to the side, no one offers a hand, and no one stops to notice those who might be struggling just a few steps below.

Marketing has the power to shape perceptions, influence culture, and connect people across boundaries. But what happens when a campaign unintentionally excludes a group of people?

Marketing isn't just about selling products or services but about telling stories that inspire, connect, and create lasting change.

Have you ever found yourself staring at a mountain of tasks, wondering how on earth you’ll get everything done? Or perhaps you've wished for an extra pair of hands, or better yet, an extra brain to help you think,