CEO Sandra Creamer Visit to the Western CapeHER Forum
In June, Alliance CEO Sandra Creamer attended and spoke at the Western CapeHER Forum, which aims to support local communities to take their health and wellbeing into their own hands.
NAIDOC Week 2025: The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy
As we mark 50 years of NAIDOC Week in 2025, we celebrate the enduring strength, wisdom and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as well as the vision of the next generation.
Statement on the Importance of Displaying Flags in Health Care Settings
Our new national statement outlines why it is important for health services to display symbols of inclusion.
A Milestone in Gender-Responsive Health Training
As the national voice for women’s health, we are proud to let you know that 3 bonus modules in our e-learning course are now live!
We Are Doubling Down with Module 4 – Live Now!
We are happy to let you know that the next module in our e-learning course Introduction to Gender-Responsive Health is now live and available at no cost.
Module 3 in Our e-Learning Course is Live!
We are happy to let you know that the next module in our e-learning course Introduction to Gender-Responsive Health is now live and available at no cost.
Reproductive Health and Rights for PALM Scheme Workers – Statement
The Access & Quality: Tasmanian Reproductive Health Conference affirms that reproductive health is a fundamental human right and a key pillar of gender equity. This statement calls for…
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.
Joint Statement on the Federal Election
The Australian Women’s Health Alliance welcomes the $793 million women’s health package with more choices and lower cost. As the national voice on women’s health…
Media Release – Advancing Health Equity for ALL Women and Girls this International Women’s Day
As we recognise the UN’s International Women’s Day (IWD) on Saturday 8 March, the Australian Women’s Health Alliance is calling for urgent, sustained action, and funding, to drive continued improvements in the health outcomes for women and girls.
