Witness the Sea change
Here we present the rapidly expanding library of articles from around the globe celebrating Maritime progress
Women and men pursuing and excelling in their careers and projects. Witness their passion for the ocean and the impact they are having on the industry.
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Superyacht Life
Dominique Afacan
Superyacht Life She of the Sea #humansofyachting
Superyacht Life Features She of the Sea in their #Humansofyachting section
Yachting Matters Magazine
Carey Secrett
Girls on top
Addressing unconscious gender bias in deck and engineering
Sky Sports
Bianca Cook- Superyacht crew and sailor turning the tide on plastic
Meet New Zealand sailor and Superyacht crew member Turn the Tide on Plastic on crew member Bianca Cook
Superyacht News
Rachel Rowney
Women of Superyachting
As the world honours International Women’s Day, we revisit interviews with female superyacht owners
Superyacht News
Rachel Rowney
She of the Sea
A new platform hopes to shine the spotlight on inspiring female crew
Nautilus
Red Funnel First Female Captain
In a promotion timed to coincide with International Women’s Day on 8 March, Southampton-based ferry operator Red Funnel has appointed Alice Duncan, pictured, as its first female captain.
Dockwalk
Aileen Mack
Sexual Harassment in Yachting: Advice and Change Needed
Dockwalk talks to She of the Sea about Sexual Harassment- The PYA survey, what does action look like and what resources are on hand at the moment.
Nautilus International
Nautilus International
Nautilus feature - She of the Sea
New Nautilus member Jenny Matthews has founded an online support forum for women in yachting - She of the Sea – which aims to 'rewrite how women fit into the maritime scene'.
Alaskan Travelgram
all-female UnCruise deck crew is a first!
Meet the all-female crew on the Safari Voyager
Stuff.co.nz
Hannah Martine
NZ Navy first female Commanding Officer
Thirty years ago women were forbidden to serve on naval ships – now they're at the helm.
Evening Standard
Lizzie Edmonds
Record-breaking female yacht crew reunite after 30 years - to promote education for girls
Record-breaking female yacht crew reunite after 30 years - to promote education for girls Led by Tracy Edwards on the Maiden, they won two of the six legs of the 1990 Whitbread Round the World Race and finished second overall in their class. Their achievement inspired more women to take up the sport.
Stuff.co.nz
Michael Foreman
Breaking down barriers in the navy
Corina Bruce was the Navy's first serving female at sea, and was also the first woman in the Navy to return to work part-time after taking four years off to have children. Bruce has since helped established a pathway for diversity within the country's defence forces.
Superyacht News
Rachel Rowney
UK Maritime Task Force
Earlier on this year, Maritime UK announced a ‘Women in Maritime’ task force, which aimed to bring together leading figures in the maritime sector (with support from the UK government) to decide on practical steps to increase the presence of women in maritime roles.
The Crew report
Jenny Matthews
A Sea Change
As a guest columnist for The Crew Report Jenny Matthews, founder of She of the Sea, discusses gender balance in the superyacht market…
University of Plymouth
Allan Williams
All-female crew sail round Britain to raise awareness of plastics in our oceans
A crew including scientists, students, artists, filmmakers, businesswomen and psychologists will sample the UK’s waters for plastic pollution
Dock Walk
Elizabeth Finney
Against the Tide
Hear the stories of five individuals forging their careers in the superyacht indusrty
Superyacht Content
Chloe A'Bear
6 Amazing Women proving yachting is no longer a mans world
Not too many years ago if someone was asked to name a female yacht designer, it would have been tricky to think of even one. Now times are changing and it isn’t just in design. Women have been making their mark across the industry and they’re making a big impact. In honour of International Women’s Day, we have been catching up with a few of the fabulous women in the business to find out how they got into yachting, why they are so passionate about it and whether they feel happiest on land or on the water.
Superyacht News
Rachel Rowney
Does Yachting need to think before it speaks?
How can the industry work towards curbing inappropriate remarks and comments?