AGM Highlights + Annual Report

The front cover of the Alliance Annual Report for 2023/2024

Following our recent Annual General Meeting, we are pleased to share some highlights, including our 2023-2024 Annual Report. 

Women’s Health is Having a Moment – Speech

A photo of pavement that says: Passion led us here

Women’s health is having a moment. Nationwide, people are talking about women’s health. Topics like endometriosis and pelvic pain are frequently raised within electorate offices and party rooms.

From Lived Experience to Policy Action 

‘I was first exposed to chronic conditions and women’s health as a public health issue in the same way many young women are – by living it.’ Read our new guest blog by Alliance member and policy advisor Kate May.

The Ultimate Choice – Rent, Groceries, or Contraceptives?

Pictured is an arm with a contraceptive implant (the rod) is placed on a dark blue background. The words “join our campaign”, “Universal Access to Contraception”, and “because cost should NOT be a barrier to exercising our sexual and reproductive health rights” is in white.

What would you choose: paying rent on time, affording groceries, or buying contraception?

For many women and gender diverse people in Australia, this impossible choice is the reality. We are shouldering the burden of contraception—physically, mentally, emotionally, and financially.

Online event – Join us for our 2024 AGM and webinar

RSVP for our AGM and webinar, Women’s Health: More than violence.

Join us on 3 November 2023 for the AGM formal proceedings which will be followed by an expert panel of speakers from across Australia discussing access to community women’s health services.

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