Using the Resource Library
Author:
Year Published:
Language:
Please note that some older resources in this library may use language, data and ideas that are outdated. These documents reflect the times they were published and maintain herstorical and historical significance. For this reason, we have made the decision to include them.
Women disproportionately carry the burden of chronic conditions in Australia. This national position paper analyses this gendered phenomenon and identifies research, policy and practice opportunities
This policy brief discusses our right to access healthcare free from discrimination and says addressing all aspects of discrimination, including religious discrimination, is essential to
This position paper argues that economic and climatic disasters are inextricably linked, and women are most affected. Improvements to women’s health won’t be effective until
This national policy brief, written in response to the 2024-25 Australian Federal Budget, considers the impacts of the current budget and describes the steps and
Women experience health, illness, and healthcare differently to men and these differences begin at birth. This policy brief argues that better outcomes in women’s health
This position paper outlines how non-communicable diseases impact women and men differently and argues that a lack of research into these differences potentially promotes poorer
Gender is a significant determinant of sexual and reproductive health. This paper advocates a rights-based approach to ensuring women can access sexual and reproductive health
This position paper advocates for a rights-based approach to ensuring all women can access comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care appropriate to their needs, regardless
This position paper explains the importance of meaningful measures in providing a snapshot of the social determinants of women’s health, for example, how socio-economic disadvantage
Filter resources by category
Featured resources
Australian Women’s Health Alliance acknowledges the owners of the lands on which we live and work, and pay our respect to Elders past and present. We recognise First Nations people across this country and their continuing connection to land, waters, and culture. Sovereignty has not been ceded.
Call healthdirect – 1800 022 222
Contact 1800RESPECT
Call triple zero – 000
Other crisis and general helplines can also be found online
This website contains names and images of people who have died.
© 2024 Australian Women’s Health Alliance – Privacy Policy
Website Maintained by SME Digital
