Australian Women’s Health Alliance promotes equity and commits to respect, protect and promote human rights in our work. Through this submission we seek the rights to recognition and equality before the law, and freedom from discrimination for women and people with disability.
Women who experience gastrointestinal symptoms from endometriosis, who live in Sydney, may be eligible to participate in a clinical trial,
This webinar will explore a range of mental health stressors. Including impacts from climate change- including 2025 flooding and cyclone events in Queensland- and ongoing aspects for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
The National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA), which represents 7,000 pharmacy students across 19 pharmacy schools in Australia established the Health Students Alliance to advocate for the end of placement poverty for pharmacy and allied health students.
For the past 2 years Alliance Chair Bonney Corbin has been involved in the Women’s Health Products Working Group (WHPWG) is an advisory forum that supports collaboration between the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and other stakeholders, including health professionals, academia and people accessing the health system.
We’re excited to launch ‘Healthy women’ our new webinar series on women’s health and wellbeing presented by Alliance CEO, Professor Sandra Creamer AM (Waanyi Kalkadoon) and A/Professor Nina Lansbury, School of Public Health at The University of Queensland.
