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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From bias to balance: AI’s role in inclusive visual storytelling

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

Christina Vaughan is a Sheffield-born entrepreneur and passionate advocate for inclusive visual storytelling. With over two decades’ experience in the global stock photography industry, she founded Cultura Creative in 2021 to champion diverse, ethical imagery that challenges stereotypes and promotes equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI).
Fighting for fairness and speaking up for silenced voices in an age of divisive discourse

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

I. Stephanie Boyce is a solicitor and consultant who in 2021 became the 177th, sixth female and first person of colour to become president of the Law Society of England and Wales. She has been a passionate champion of social mobility, equality, diversity and inclusion throughout her career and continues to campaign for fair and equitable access to justice. “I have no issue with meritocracy.
Reclaiming the narrative on pay equity and meritocracy during the EDI pushback

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

Vicky Peakman is a fair pay specialist who has dedicated her career to addressing pay equity issues in the workplace. With extensive experience in reward consultancy and product development at Payscale, she now specialises in helping organisations understand and fix systemic issues that lead to unfair pay practices. Through Fair Pay Partners she works with companies around the world to implement meaningful change rather than performative measures.
Womanthology podcast episode 92: Diversity and Inclusion Backlash

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

Welcome to the ninety-second episode of the Womanthology podcast. In this episode, we’re exploring the theme of the Diversity and Inclusion Backlash. Joining us is Alexandra Hall-Chen, Principal Policy Advisor for Sustainability, Skills, and Employment at the Institute of Directors. Alex shares insights from their recent survey of business leaders that explore the UK’s response to the scaling back of ED&I — following significant political shifts across the Atlantic.
Putting passion into practice and championing inclusive education

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

Hannah Wharton has been part of the college management team since 2013 when she joined RNIB College, now Sense College Loughborough, a specialist further education college supporting young people with a range of disabilities.
Exploring why some young people may turn to TikTok to self-diagnose ADHD and autism

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

Alma Foster is a second-year trainee educational psychologist at the University of Exeter, where she is currently conducting doctoral research on neurodivergence self-diagnosis among adolescents. Alma’s work aims to understand the experiences of young people and their families, using qualitative research to give a voice to this often-underrepresented group.
Online dangers every parent should know, and how to tackle them

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

Amit Singh Kalley is a coach, speaker and trainer at For Working Parents, the business he founded that is dedicated to supporting parents and organisations in navigating the complexities of digital parenting. A former deputy headteacher with a decade of experience in secondary education, Amit now works as a coach, offering training and webinars on digital literacy, online safety, and effective communication for parents.
Womanthology podcast episode 90: International Women's Day

Mar 8, 2025 | 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

Feb 24, 2025 | 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

Feb 24, 2025 | 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.