Inspiration and support
By women who work across the breadth of the higher education sector
The key to achieving lasting change
Interview with Srabani Sen OBE by Clare Hewitt
Tell us about yourself and what inspired you to set up Full Colour.
Over 30 years of my career has been in the not for profit. My professional background is campaigning and strategic communication. Through that route I rose up through the ranks and became successively the CEO of three organizations. Firstly Alcohol Concern (now Alcohol Change...
A gentle revolution - how I took my own positive action to build a career for me.
By Ayesha Saleem-Malik
My name is Ayesha and I am a daughter, sister, wife, mother, and a registered Time to Think Coach, Facilitator and Teacher. Currently I’m developing two sister brands – The Thinking Soul (coaching, facilitation, workshops) and daalicious®, (award winning organic artisan daal). What follows is a brief account of how I arrived here.
When...
Where are all the BAME women? My hopes for the sector and my own career
By Shanaz Durrant, Human Resources Administrator, UCL
At the start of her career in higher education, Shanaz considers what opportunities lay ahead of her and how she perceives the leadership positions. Shanaz also explores ideas for action - what can be done?
On the 27th March 2018, I was privileged to attend the first ever WHEN conference created and presented by Alice Chilver - and...