Emma shares this incredibly moving account of discovering that the unusual symptoms she was exhibiting were due to the fact she carried XY chromosomes, those associated with being male. Read about Emma's story of courage, education and acceptance.
Read about the entrepreneurial and military women in Sarah's family, and who dropped tea on a famous pilot!
Sheila has collected a lot of titles over her life and is looking forward to possibly adding Dr to those titles, but more importantly to continue working under the title of Grandma.
Nikita is using her education and experience to help make the world a better, more equal place in her job as lead on faith and belief in the Civil Service.
Defra looks back at how the land army helped secure the vote and gave women a taste of new careers.
Rebeckah was diagnosed with a neurological condition, through a departmental eye test, shortly after joining the Civil Service and had to undergo emergency brain surgery. Now adjusting to living with a lifelong medical condition, she is relishing the challenge of the Civil Service Fast Track Apprenticeship.
Pauline is keen to make sure that we are not restricted by our self imposed limitations and encourages people to "go to the edge, and step off"
Liz-Ann joined the Civil Service from private practice earlier this year and enjoying a role which allows her to make a difference for people's lives. She is also very passionate about improving gender equality and works to increase the number of women in Digital, Data and Technology roles.
Helen started her career in the charity sector but is now at the Department for Transport, communicating Government priorities for aviation. But her work does not stop there. She is also part of the Government Communications Service Shadow Board and is a board member for Women in Transport.
Catriona comes from a strong tradition of working women and is building on this tradition by addressing complex problems for the Department for Transport.
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