The Australian Women’s Health Alliance is proud collaborating with the Australian Alcohol and Other Drugs Council, and Deafness Forum Australia on this event that will showcase innovative and collaborative responses to gender-based violence.
In recognition of NAIDOC Week 2024, the Australian Women’s Health Alliance is proud to launch ‘A reflection on the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander Women’s Health Strategy (2010-2020)’.
The Alliance has launched its e-learning course ‘Introduction to Gender-Responsive Health’ with the help of a panel of women’s health experts.
We’re thrilled to launch ‘Introduction to Gender-Responsive Health’, a free e-learning course that supports learners to understand and apply a gender-responsive approach to health and prevention.
We’re proud to launch the prototype of our new free e-learning course: ‘Introduction to Gender-Responsive Health’. Register to attend our free webinar on…
Women’s health advocates have welcomed a suite of budget measures which will create targeted and long-term change for reproductive health but say the voices of many women are missing.
“There’s still a long way to go to address gendered bias in healthcare, we’re only just scratching the service,” said Australian Women’s Health Alliance Chair Bonney Corbin.
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