Category: Engineering
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Trailblazing Women: She Walked So Dorothy Could Run
Dorothy Donaldson Buchanan and Dr. Helen Grimshaw are pivotal figures in civil engineering history. Buchanan, the first woman Chartered Civil Engineer, inspired future generations, while Grimshaw challenged exclusionary policies by becoming the first female member of the Institution of Civil Engineers in 1925. Their efforts significantly advanced women’s roles in engineering.
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An Equitable Workplace Culture: Great for Business and Society
The All In Conference 2025 highlights the importance of equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in the workplace, emphasising its benefits for both individuals and businesses. The event shared insights on legal updates and strategies for fostering belonging through authentic engagement, leadership, and proactive planning, reinforcing that promoting EDI is a collective responsibility.
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Redefining Ethical Standards Through EDI
Ethics highlights moral principles guiding behavior, often clashing with legal frameworks. Situations exist where legal actions are unethical or socially accepted but unjust. In workplaces, codes of ethics, particularly regarding equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), are essential in fostering fairness, demanding continuous evaluation of norms and encouraging proactive ethical behavior among employees.
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New Year, New Fashion!
In Cameroon, the upbeat phrase “Happy happy!” signifies a fresh start. New Year traditions worldwide vary, from cleaning to setting resolutions. Despite high failure rates, success is possible with realistic goals, detailed plans, and support systems. Anticipated 2024 developments include mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain and Worker Protection Act amendments for workers’ rights.
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