With most of us working from home, engaging in minimal contact with colleagues, mentors and friends, Women in Media wants to help you continue to connect, share and support each other.

To do this, we have collaborated with some of the wonder women in our network to create WiM Bytes, a WiM series of informal conversations and get-togethers.

The details each session are listed below.
Numbers are limited so make sure you secure your place today!

Your Wellbeing Take 2 - 7pm AEST Thursday 24 September

The impact of noise in the new COVID working world with Dr Libby Sander and Christine Jackman

NOISE … from our kids, partners, pets, traffic and neighbours. We are facing the noise challenge when adapting to sharing our home and our workspace in the new COVID working world.

Dr Libby Sander and Christine Jackman will discuss how noise can affect more than our concentration or ability to do our work but affects our mood and sleep.

We’ll be giving away copies of Christine’s new book, Turning Down the Noise during the session, so register for your chance to hear these fantastic speakers and take home a great read.

More WiM Bytes will be released over the coming weeks, so stay connected and watch this space! Places are limited so get in quick.

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Dr Libby Sander | Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour at Bond University

Dr Libby Sander is an acknowledged expert on the future of work, and a leading authority on the design of the workplace and its influence on thinking, emotion and performance. Dr Libby will guide us through her invaluable tips on juggling working at home and your own wellbeing.

Christine Jackman | Freelance Journalist, Author & Communications Consultant

Christine Jackman began her career as a journalist with The Courier-Mail in Brisbane, Australia, in 1993. She has worked in New York as a foreign correspondent for News Corp, in the Canberra press gallery and as the social issues writer for The Australian. After several years as an award-winning staff writer for The Weekend Australian Magazine, Christine embraced freelance journalism, with features published in Good Weekend, Vogue and The Australian Women's Weekly. She is also a communications consultant.