The Women’s Health Hub is a national resource for people dedicated to improving women’s health outcomes in policy, research, health care and across the broader health ecosystem.
Resources will support health advocates, practitioners, policymakers, governments, funders, and others to embed a gender equity lens throughout prevention work across Australia.
Australian Women’s Health Alliance, the national voice for women’s health, is developing the Women’s Health Hub. We are engaging key contributors to help refresh the Hub from 2022-23 to June 2025.
We would like to thank the following people who have contributed to the Women’s Health Hub, either with herstoric work which is embedded here, or with current work today:
Wendy Abigal, Karen Adams, Sienna Aguilar, Brittney Andrews, Sandra Angus, Barbara Baird, Kelly Banister, Deb Barndon, Nicky Bath, Marilyn Beaumont, Sara Berent, Brenna Bernardino, Gemma Black, Bianca Blackmore, Kim Blattner, Holly Brennan, Dorothy Broom, Alba Brockie, Angela Brown, Moira Carmody, Karin Cheyne, Bonney Corbin, Jennifer Cox, Cathy Crawford, Pamela Croft Warcon, Denele Crozier, Libbi Cunnington, Renae Davies, Margherita Dall’Occo-Vaccaro, Angela Dawson, Katrina Dee, Antonio Di Dio, Fiona Donaldson, Jan Donovan, Judith Dwyer, Meghan Elias, Sarah Firth, Jo Flannagan, Annie Flint, Josephine Ford, Bronwyn Fredericks, Carolyn Frohmader, Bernice Gray, Gwendolyn Gray Jamieson, Rachel Grove, Maria Hach, Amanda Hall, Maree Hawken, Vanamali Hermans, Min Houseman, Emma Iwinska, Anna Jabour, Amy James, Ximena Jiménez, The Hon Ged Kearney MP, Helen Keleher, Patty Kinnersley, Heidi La Paglia Reid, Bonnie Laxton-Blinkhorn, Romy Listo, Deb Loxton, Lydia Mainey, Karen Martin, Kate May, Jackie McMillan, Roxanne McMurray, Samara McNeil, Editt Melgarejo, Arianna Menzies, Nicole Milanko, Gita Mishra, Fernanda Monteiro, Tess Moodie, Sally Moyle, Adele Murdolo, Heather Nancarrow, Jordan Nash, Jacquie O’Brien, Eva Perroni, Jaime Castilla Riasco, Kate Robinson, Stacey Ross, Sasha Kutabah Sarago, Marian Sawer, Suhayla Sharif, Gerry Shearim, Vikas Kumar Singh, Billie Stimpson, Mandy Stringer, Julia Symes APD, Angela Taft, Helena Teede, Meredith Turner, Regina Torres Quiazon, Monique Vass, Mishelle Vitellaro-Young, Cathy Vaughan, Jana Ventura, Johanna Wicks and Naomi Weatherburn-Reeves.
If you are herstoric member of the Alliance and would like to add names to this list, please contact us.
Visit our news section for acknowledgments of some of the individuals and organisations who helped develop the Introduction to Gender-Responsive Health e-learning course.
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