Why it’s good to be direct
When it comes to dating, women have nothing to lose by making the first move, writes Charlotte Grainger
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Knock, knock. Who’s there?
Outraged by inequality? Feel like you want to protest? Well, maybe humour is a way to create some real social change. See Jenny Eclair, and a host of other talented stand-ups, at an afternoon of comedy for women’s rights on 15 November
WW1 centenary: Why does it still matter so much?
On discovering a set of old family photographs taken almost 100 years ago, Ali Roff found herself with a hunger to know more about their stories, and was surprised by what she discovered
Get good at winning negotiations at work
Every month, Oliver Burkeman invites you to improve your work life
What freedom means
For this month’s Psychologies Book Club read, Lauren Hadden discusses a book that offers a 21st-century perspective on feminism and how we can continue the conversation
Tomato soup with fennel, garlic and basil drizzle
Author of Café Kitchen and founder of Lantana Café, Shelagh Ryan shares her recipe for a classic favourite
Guest Blogger: Becoming un-bereaved
Annie Broadbent is now feeling ready to be defined by more than her grief
I’m stuck between two warring friends
Our agony aunt Mary Fenwick offers a new perspective on your challenges and problems
I dislike my career but feel trapped
Agony aunt Mary Fenwick has words of advice on a common problem
Film Club: Maleficent
Join the Psychologies Film Club and tell us what you think of Disney’s Maleficent
