#WTD2025 #OurWAGGGSStory
We did the WAGGGS Thinking Day pack this evening. Brilliant to see our Guides learn about our history and their hopes for the future.

A short history on the suffragette movement this evening by my 4 year old: "In the early days only men could vote. And then women could vote thanks to the suffragettes." I think my feminist education is working. Oh and we named her Emmeline.

Thanks for this reference. Really timely and useful for some work I'm doing on measurement related to employment outcomes.

It's raining all day here so we're staying inside. That's it. That's the news. Hubby is roasting lamb . . .

had a fab conversation with a Trainee (no doubt soon to be a C.Psychol) about their QOPS2 viva, and continued to share our model of good work (based on Bleustein et al, 2023). A good psychology week.

This week in doing occupational psychology, I've honed my reflective practice skills in a great workshop by Dr Anna Kane of Zest Psychology (not sure if she's on here), thought about how we can make gov consultation questions easier to engage with,

Hi Ben, yes please that would be great. And I will follow them all.

Happy to start chatting about: psychology, science, women in STEM, organisations, and the odd bit of crafting and (Girl) Guiding.

Just to kick off my posts to get the party going. I'm Antonia, a UK Occupational Psychologist using our science to inform government public policy. I also have the honour of leading the Government Occupational Psychology Profession for 250+ members.