In today’s evolving workplace landscape, organizations are increasingly expected to go beyond mere compliance with occupational health and safety legislation. For women, psychological safety is not a bonus—it is a prerequisite for meaningful participation and advancement at work. Psychological safety refers to an environment where individuals feel safe to express concerns, contribute ideas, admit mistakes, and speak up without fear of humiliation or retaliation. For many wome

For women in safety, a new year isn’t just a fresh calendar - it’s a chance to redefine how we lead, how we influence, and how we show up in workplaces that rely on us for stability, courage, and clarity. 2026 is a year full of possibility. But to make the most of it, we need more than goals - we need a leadership blueprint  that grounds us, guides us, and gives us the confidence to step forward with purpose. Here’s how women in safety can build a leadership blueprint that se

The end of the year hits differently for women in safety. After twelve months spent supporting teams, guiding leaders, navigating shifting regulations, resolving psychosocial issues, managing incidents, and holding the emotional wellbeing of entire workforces, December can feel less like a finish line and more like a wall we crash into. And for many of us, the instinct is to keep pushing – to stay switched on, stay responsible, stay available, stay “strong.” But here’s the tr