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Media release: WES gives boost to leadership skills of women in tech A NEW, leadership programme for women working in Scotland’s technology sector will launch on Monday 25 January – after being overwhelmed with demand. Delivered by Women’s Enterprise Scotland, the programme will develop leadership skills and support resilience and well-being resilience amongst women in tech. It consists of six single day workshops for 20 participants over six weeks, from 25 January to 2 March, plus one-to-one discussions and access to ongoing digital support. The aim of the programme is to enable leadership development, address inequalities and retain women already in the sector, boost women’s career prospects, and increase employer awareness of the economic benefits of equality and diversity. ....
Sir Kim Workman The Waikeria Prison situation brings back painful memories of my own. Between 1990 and 1993, as operational head of prisons in the then Department of Justice, I attempted to implement a reform strategy known as He Ara Hou (A New Way). (File image). Photo: Unsplash / Matthew Ansley In 2019, the government committed to Hokai Rangi a visionary strategy to transform the prison system. He Ara Hou failed and closed down at the end of 1993 - Hokai Rangi has yet to succeed. There are lessons to be learned. There are striking similarities. Prisons have always been places of extreme violence, and when prisoners are treated in such a way that they return to the community more violent, prisons become a cause of crime. For Māori, prisons have a history which insists on repeating itself. ....