Every year, Milan Design Week brings together the most innovative works in fashion, technology, architecture and interior design. Here are eight design trends we’re loving.

8 Design Trends From Milan Design Week – Future WomenFrom zipped buildings to bringing the outside in, here is the best of Milan Design Week.

As she joins her husband on the election campaign trail, Chloe Shorten’s commitment to women is what motivates her to move outside the quiet spaces she’s happiest in.

EXCLUSIVE: Chloe Shorten: The Feminist Wife Of A Future Prime Minister – Future WomenHer husband is predicted to become Australia's 31st Prime Minister. As the election campaign…

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Just in case you missed our first HerVote event last Friday, here are the key takeaways from some of Australia’s seasoned female politicians and emerging candidates.

It’s Time For Women To Stand Up – Future WomenLeading female voices in the political arena come together to engage more women in the federal election.

They’re two letters that can sometimes seem rather ominous. But here, three experts reveal how to navigate the HR department.

How To Get The Most Out Of Your HR Department – Future WomenThree HR professionals on how to get the most out of the department – and just how much it's shifted in a post-MeToo world.

Who watched the AFLW grand final yesterday? To celebrate the Adelaide Crows’ landslide victory, we took a look at the legendary Erin Phillips.

On Our Radar: Erin Phillips – Future WomenOn Sunday night’s record-breaking AFLW grand final, the Adelaide Crows were led to a landslide victory by co-captain Erin Phillips. Here, we take a closer look at t…

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If you missed Future Women’s first executive summit earlier this week, here are the key takeaways from Dr Kerryn Phelps’ inspiring keynote address.

Kerryn Phelps: 'Sometimes You Have To Lead When There Is No-One You Can Follow' – Future WomenAt our first ever executive summit, independent Member for Wentworth Dr Kerryn Phelps gave a keynote…

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Calling all Harry Potter fans! If you haven’t already seen ‘Harry Potter And The Cursed Child’, @jamilarizvi‘s glowing review will have you booking tickets (or flights to Melbourne) before you can say “Quidditch”.

Harry Potter Fans, There’s A New Show On The Block – Future WomenAnd it's worth every cent.

There was mass outrage after the Seven Network decided to take down a photo of AFLW player Tayla Harris after it was bombarded with misogynistic comments. FW editor @emilybrooks looks at what the photo means for female athletes.

Tayla Harris Just Changed The Game – Future WomenTayla Harris is the woman young girls see, to believe. But her latest…

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Jacinda Ardern’s commendable reaction to the recent tragedy in Christchurch highlighted just how important it is for world leaders to show empathy and promote inclusion over division.

Jacinda Ardern Shows The True Power Of Empathy – Future WomenAfter 50 people were killed at two Christchurch mosques on Friday, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern emerges…

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The perfect Monday morning read for anyone who spent last night dreading the working week ahead.

How To Battle The Sunday Scaries – Future WomenFelt anxious last night? You’re far from alone. Here’s how to make the transition back to the real world easier, according to a leading psychologist.

Jane Caro may have been part of the generation of ‘Accidental Feminists’ who pushed for massive social changes for Australian women, but she still fears the injustices these women now face. Check out her amazing interview with @jamilarizvi

Jane Caro Is An Accidental Feminist – Future WomenFW editor-at-large Jamila Rizvi spoke with Jane Caro about…

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Are you the parent who it is assumed will remember the dietary requirements of the dinner guests, or buy the birthday present? @jamilarizvi tackles the invisible phenomenon of emotional labour and why it’s so hard to address.

Why Emotional Labour Remains Invisible – Future WomenClose but not quite. How we're understanding emotional labour all wrong.

@nataliecornish spoke to London-based career coach and psychologist Dr Perpetua Neo about how to transform your career by learning how to accept praise and embrace criticism.

The Understated Art Of Receiving Feedback – Future WomenFeedback is a key part of any role and can be transformative for your confidence and your career. But sometimes it…

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