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Eleanor's letter: Why we're only in the foothills of the gender revolution

A week that began with the Budget brings reminders that things are improving ... but not there yet

VIDEO: What Queenagers need to know about AI

Our easy-to-understand webinar tells you what you need to know about AI and how it affects your midlife career

Why NOON is at the Labour Party Conference

NOON founder Eleanor Mills writes about the NOON event at the Labour Party Conference and the opportunity to highlight the power & importance of midlife women

The NOON National Grid Fireside Chat

Eleanor's Letter: Why helping Queenagers extends the runway for ALL women

Our new partnership with National Grid highlights how meeting the needs of Queenagers helps younger women as well

How to become a garden designer in midlife: My story

Alice Cairns always loved plants. Then she started wondering how to become a garden designer and do it as a new midlife career...

5 questions to ask yourself about changing your career in midlife

We all reach a stage in our careers – and lives – where we feel an urge to make a work change. Here, 5 things to consider when changing your career in midlife

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Why senior women matter

Having more women in senior positions not only improves diversity, it lifts up other people too, writes Eleanor Mills

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Saying no at work is my superpower: how to change your attitude

Anniki Sommerville tells how to make saying no an opportunity for a new career path.

What is AI technology? An easy guide for Queenagers

Prof Kerensa Jennings shares what you need to know about AI, why it's important and how it could be your next career

I became a student again at 58

Going back to university after nearly forty years of work was Queenager Linda’s chance to pursue her long-held dream of writing a novel.

“I was made redundant in my 50s”

After a 30-year-career in publishing, one Queenager describes how it feels being the victim of mid-life redundancy.

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