Womanthology

Womanthology is an online magazine and community designed for working women, created by Fiona Tatton. Frustrated by the lack of inspiring stories and leadership insights about women in the workplace, she saw a need for a platform that highlighted their experiences. Fiona recognized that remarkable women are present in our daily lives, yet they often lack the chance to tell their stories in their own voices for others to learn from. To address this gap, she took action and launched Womanthology, providing a space for these voices to be heard.

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Womanthology podcast episode 90: International Women's Day

1 month ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Welcome to the ninetieth episode of the Womanthology podcast. In this episode, we’re celebrating International Women’s Day 2025. Joining us is Eilidh Sutherland, an RNLI volunteer crew member. Eilidh fits her work as a volunteer alongside running her own personal training business. She has supported the RNLI for most of her life and recently joined her local station as a crew member. She’ll be sharing her journey, as well as the challenges and rewards of being part of a life-saving team.
Womanthology podcast episode 89: Women in Energy and Sustainability

2 months ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Welcome to the eighty-ninth episode of the Womanthology podcast. In this, our Women in Energy and Sustainability episode, we’re exploring the crucial role of women in energy and sustainability. Joining us is Kayla Ente MBE, chief executive and founder of Brighton & Hove Energy Services Co-operative (BHESCO). Kayla has spent decades working to make renewable energy accessible for businesses and communities, while also tackling fuel poverty.
Building a sustainable future, one event at a time

2 months ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Kate Hutchinson is the founder of The Sustainability Community, an organisation dedicated to accelerating the green economy through knowledge sharing and collaboration. She is also the driving force behind the Yorkshire Sustainability Festival, the UK’s largest sustainability-focused business event outside London.
Conquering the midlife mountain faced by women working in sustainability and social entrepreneurship

2 months ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton |Ute Stephan

Professor Ute Stephan is a professor of entrepreneurship at King’s Business School, King’s College London, and an associate at the Centre for Sustainable Business. She is a psychologist by training, with expertise in work and organisational psychology, cross-cultural psychology, and entrepreneurship. Ute’s research explores the human side of entrepreneurship, focusing on how it can be a force for social good and a tool for inclusive economic growth.
Powering resilience and rebuilding Ukraine’s energy future

2 months ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Iryna Zahorodnia is the head of the Project Department at RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation, where she leads initiatives to enhance Ukraine’s energy resilience through renewable solutions. With a background in electrochemistry, she has conducted research on solar energy conversion and has extensive experience in project and communications management within the social impact sector.
Womanthology podcast episode 88: Women in Science

2 months ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Welcome to the eighty-eighth episode of the Womanthology podcast. In this, our Women in Construction episode, we’re joined by Emma Brass, PhD Researcher in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Liverpool. Emma takes us inside her groundbreaking work on using robotics to revolutionise the pharmaceutical industry.
Gather round! How Soapbox Science is redefining outreach all around the world

2 months ago | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Isla Watton is the coordinator for Soapbox Science, an outreach initiative that promotes the work of women and non-binary people in STEMM (science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine). Isla has been with the organisation for nearly nine years, playing a key role in coordinating events worldwide. Isla’s passion for public engagement and her background in design and theatre has made her an invaluable asset to the Soapbox Science team.
Encouraging women to join the construction revolution by shaping the future with hands-on experience in transport

Nov 28, 2024 | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton |Vivian Orogun

Vivian Orogun is a network control centre operator at Kier Transportation, with a career journey spanning retail management, healthcare, public service, technology, and transportation. Having participated in the Women into Transport and Engineering (WiTnE) programme, Vivian brings a problem-solving mindset and a passion for breaking down barriers in traditionally male-dominated industries. She is dedicated to encouraging more women, particularly from diverse backgrounds, to pursue STEM careers.
Introducing the sweet solution to sustainable construction

Nov 27, 2024 | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Oluchukwu Okonkwo is a biomaterials researcher at Sugarcrete®, a pioneering project developed by the Sustainability Research Institute and ACE, the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering, at the University of East London. Focused on creating sustainable construction materials from agricultural waste, Oluchukwu uses her architectural background to develop innovative solutions to the environmental challenges posed by traditional building materials.
Womanthology podcast episode 87: Women in Construction

Nov 27, 2024 | womanthology.co.uk | Fiona Tatton

Welcome to the eighty-seventh episode of the Womanthology podcast. In this, our Women in Construction episode, we’re joined by Rose Rees MBE, Head of Engagement & Skills at Midland Metro Alliance. Rose shares her journey in the transport sector, her commitment to engaging with local communities, and how she’s working to support women and underrepresented groups within the construction and transport sectors.