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Assist Chit Chat – Week 8

Assist Chit Chat – Week 7

Assist Chit Chat – Week 6 – Dianne Casey

Do we still need International Women’s Day in 2021? – Dianne Casey

Assist Chit Chat – Week 5 – Charlotte Marshall

Assist Chit Chat – Week 4 – Sarah Walker

Assist Chit Chat – Week 3 – Emma Morris

Imposter syndrome - You're not alone!

Assist Women’s Survey 2021

We need your help! Please support our research to improve Assist for all women in Tees Valley by filling out our survey.

Assist Chit Chat – Week 2 – Victoria Brown

Goal Diggers at the ready! By Victoria Brown

Assist Chit Chat – Week 1 – Dianne Casey

Thanks to a small pot of funding from Middlesbrough Council Assist-Her, LIVE training was launched 🚀 

Assist Chit Chat – Dianne Casey

We have a little tribe on Facebook - private group,  join us, all you have to do is like Assist Facebook page and you will get an invitation ~

Tees Valley Hidden Women

RESILIENCE

Together we are stronger...

Assist Chit Chat – Dianne Casey

We have a little tribe on Facebook and you are more than welcome to join us... give Assist Women's Network a like on Facebook and you will receive an inclusive invite to join the private tribe.

Do you have the courage to nominate yourself for an award? I DID! – Annalice Argyle

Nominating yourself doesn’t come naturally and its often stigmatised. It takes guts to do it and even more guts to talk about it. What’s wrong with admitting your good at something and deserve recognition for it...

Is Middlesbrough really the worst place to grow up a girl? – Emily Myers

It is vital that any given opportunity is seized to show the rest of the country that girls from Middlesbrough and the North East are just as worthy of a voice and an opportunity to be successful...

Women in business – Laura May

Gender equality is clearly a key international issue, if it wasn’t, it wouldn’t be a ‘hot topic’ for global firms to spend their time and money on...

Reclaiming Hidden Teesside Women – Dianne Casey

A poem from Dianne Casey - Reclaiming Hidden Teesside Women

Gender Reality – Emma Morris

GENDER REALITY - the perspective of a young female freelance graphic designer aiming for a future creative director position.

We certainly do not hate Networking! – Helen Beattie

Well today, in the beautiful setting of Acklam Hall, we had the pleasure of having the Lovely Andrea Clarke deliver a speech on Networking skills and penultimately to inform our group of professional women, why we should launch ourselves into Networking.