Emma Lennon

Emma Lennon

Emma Lennon is a passionate writer, editor and community development professional. With over ten years’ experience in the disability, health and advocacy sectors, Emma is dedicated to creating work that highlights important social issues.

Articles by Emma:

Quiet quitting: The rise of mentally disengaging from work

Quiet quitting: The rise of mentally disengaging from work

Quiet quitting is a growing trend among workers tired of going above and beyond for no additional recognition. This is why it's gaining traction.

How to set boundaries with your parents

How to set boundaries with your parents

Setting boundaries with your parents not only protects you, it also helps you to cultivate healthy adult relationships with them. These tips can help.

How I planned and trained to run my first half marathon

How I planned and trained to run my first half marathon (and why I won’t do another one)

Tackling a big physical challenge can be overwhelming. Focusing on one small step at a time kept me grounded and calm.

How to have fun while saving money or sticking to a budget

How to have fun while saving money or sticking to a budget

There are plenty of ways to have playful, fun experiences while saving money or sticking to a budget. Here are some ideas.

How to decide to have children or remain child-free

How to decide to have children or remain child-free

More women are undecided about having children, so how can they make the most important decision of their lives?

Meet the female founders of Good-Edi, the coffee cup you can eat

Women in business: Meet the female founders of Good-Edi, the coffee cup you can eat

Enter the new kid on the block for sustainable coffee cups, Good-Edi. This edible cup is the brainchild of two Australian women.

Why your job or career doesn’t define your identity

Why your job doesn’t define your identity

Many professional women take pride in their career and consider it an important part of their identity. But it's doing more harm than good.

Why it’s time to stop ignoring the plight of women with heavy periods

Why it’s time to stop ignoring the plight of women with heavy periods

Menorrhagia affects one in five Australian women. So why are treatment options so limited?

Can you still climb the career ladder if you opt to work fully remote?

Can you still climb the career ladder if you opt to work fully remote?

Remote work has many benefits, but one downside is that it can be harder to climb the career ladder. Here’s how you can change that.