Join Women in Architecture UK (WiA UK) as we launch our Future of Women in Architecture report and our Call To Action, on-line Thursday the 30th September 12.30-1.30pm.

The survey we undertook earlier this year had 265 responses which capture what this unusually diverse group of people experienced. We asked our community - where do we currently stand, what works, what doesn't, what is missing, and what is most important to take into the future?

This is one of the questions that ArchiCGI - the architectural visualisation and 3D rendering specialists - asked me in an interview for their blog.

I am pleased to have been a contributor to the ResoLex report: Changing Behaviours in Construction. This new report provides practical advice on creating and leading strong project teams to deliver a step-change in construction project performance.

The phrase 'put your head above the parapet' can be roughly interpreted as taking a risk with something – putting oneself out there. However, is it less about the risk and more about the time and effort in the architectural sector?

In a podcast with Stephen Drew (the mastermind behind Architecture Social) we talk about trials and tribulations of a career in Architecture, the joys of coaching, the online and offline world, overcoming difficult times and the power of experimentation.

RIBA article by Neal Morris: As host of the RIBA’s recent Future Leaders conference, Karen explains certain practices we can all adopt in order to make our high stakes conversions more effective.

Accepting stress as a natural bodily response to a situation can help you transform a threat into a challenge. You can channel that extra energy and focus to deal with the task ahead. Neal Morris writes for RIBA on my talk on Stress, given at a recent Future Leaders conference.

Architecture.com recently published an article: Four Steps to Transform your Professional Relationships, after one of my RIBA Future Leaders talks. I am pleased to have permission to reproduce it here, and give thanks to RIBA and the Author, Neal Morris.

In this one hour interactive webinar we look at how a clear vision and mission, reflecting the core values and purpose, is a winning strategy.

73% said the number one barrier for mid-level female architects being able to participate in self-development is ‘not enough time’. Yes, that old chestnut. And what a tricky one it is to tackle.