Join our 6-Week Challenge!
We are excited to launch our Gender-Responsive Health 6-Week Challenge, an opportunity to come together and build a more gender-responsive health system.
Vale Kelly Banister 1962 – 2026
The Australian Women’s Health Alliance is deeply saddened to share news of the passing of former Chief Executive Officer Kelly Banister, who died on Saturday 4 July 2026 following a shock diagnosis of aggressive cancer. She passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by those she loved.
Webinar Invitation – Women’s Heart Health
In the lead up to 2026 Heart Foundation Heart Week, we want to discuss the range of challenges that women face with their heart health.
Report on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research and researchers
The Australian Women’s Health Alliance is pleased to share this report on how the Medical Research Future Fund is supporting research to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Submission: Inquiry into Gender Equality as a National and Economic Security Imperative
The Australian Women’s Health Alliance welcomes the news that the inquiry into gender equality as a national and economic security imperative has been adopted by the joint standing committee on foreign affairs, defence and trade. Read our submission.
Submission: Review of Disability Discrimination Act 1992
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.
Participate in the Endometriosis Gut Study
Women who experience gastrointestinal symptoms from endometriosis, who live in Sydney, may be eligible to participate in a clinical trial,
Webinar Invitation – Women’s mental health and wellbeing
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.
Ending Placement Poverty for Health Students
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.
Women’s Health Products and Medicines Repurposing
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.