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The rise of the female scuba diver in JordanIn predominately Muslim countries, women are discouraged from scuba diving. ...
09/06/2022

The rise of the female scuba diver in Jordan
In predominately Muslim countries, women are discouraged from scuba diving. But with trailblazers proving they can do it, are the figures about to be buoyed up?
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The scariest part of diving is always that moment before you take the first step into the water. Staring down into dark, endless waves – weighed down by diving gear ­–­ you find yourself questioning what you are about to do, especially if, like me, you'd volunteered to be the first to leave the vessel.

I was going through the usual feelings of apprehension standing above the Red Sea, just off the coast of Aqaba in south Jordan. I'd already got over my fear of diving a couple of years previously – following a bad try-dive experience as a backpacker a decade earlier – and was now undertaking an advance PADI (Professional Association of Dive Instructors) course. But still, with an inner voice telling me I shouldn't jump, I found it difficult to take the plunge.

Why women have to sprint into leadership positionsIf women don't secure senior jobs in the first decade of their careers...
08/06/2022

Why women have to sprint into leadership positions
If women don't secure senior jobs in the first decade of their careers, they often can't do so later. But this dash to climb the ranks early takes a toll.
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It’s well known women are much less likely to end up in leadership positions than their male peers. Unconscious biases, the tendency for women to take on greater childcare responsibilities and outright discrimination mean women still hold just 23% of executive positions and 29% of senior manager positions globally, in spite of making up 40% of the workforce.

But new research suggests timing could also play an important role in women’s likelihood of reaching the corner office. Women aiming for leadership roles (defined in this study as a director or C-suite-level position) are most likely to secure them in the first 10 years of their career. After that, their chances tend to plummet.

The pressures women face to have children, combined with the fact that once they become mothers they often shoulder the majority of childcare, mean many women feel compelled to ‘sprint’ early on in their careers. While their male counterparts might have the luxury of time, women often establish themselves as early as possible. This puts them in a better position to take time off or reduce their hours once they become mothers, without fear of financial hardship or stalling their career while still in a junior role.

These career sprints show up clearly in the data – women who make it to leadership tend to do so faster than men. But sprinting can take an enormous toll on even the women who make it to the top.

The mysterious ancient civilisation that resonates nowWhy does the first great Greek civilisation continue to inspire ar...
07/06/2022

The mysterious ancient civilisation that resonates now
Why does the first great Greek civilisation continue to inspire artists and designers today? Beverley D'Silva explores the Hellenistic revival and its roots with the ancient Minoans of Crete.
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Corinthian columns; sculptures of goddesses and god-like figures; sun-baked buildings bleached bone white; geraniums planted in olive-oil cans; the obligatory cats lolling about – If you're dreaming of all things Greek, you're not alone. We're in the midst of a Hellenistic revival, a fascination with the Ancient Greek aesthetic that's being most keenly embraced by the post-millennial Gen Z, according to Pinterest. The site reports a rise in trending search terms searches such as Ancient Greek jewellery (up 120%) and wallpaper with an Aphrodite aesthetic (up 180%), and a triple increase in Greek statue art.

How dressing up can make us happyEveryday exuberance’ is the surprise trend for 2021 – in fact it’s already here. Bel Ja...
01/06/2022

How dressing up can make us happy
Everyday exuberance’ is the surprise trend for 2021 – in fact it’s already here. Bel Jacobs explores the joy of fantastical fashion and its cathartic power.
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Of all the trends you’d expect to emerge on spring 2021 catwalks, exuberance isn’t the first to jump to mind. 2020 has been a challenging year, to say the least; surely dressing up now is just downright rude? And yet, out they trotted: vivid silk shirts by Dries van Noten; Molly Goddard’s signature ruffles; acid-bright florals; embroidered frock coats – all in a parade of extravagance seemingly more luxurious than ever. ‘Everyday exuberance’, as Vogue describes it, is here: “This spring, retire the medium-wash jeans and beige for something a little more fun”. But if fashion is meant to be a cultural signifier of its times, isn’t this all a bit of a fail? Apparently not.

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