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Following our AGM, an exciting panel of speakers joined us to discuss how we can capitalise on the current momentum in women’s health. Read more about the speakers and discussion.
‘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.
On 10 October, as part of the National Health Promotion Symposium in Ngunnawal Country, Canberra, Sienna Aguilar and Kate May from the Australian Women’s Health Alliance hosted an interactive workshop responding to the theme ‘Shaping the Future of Health Promotion.’
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.
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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