Strengthening Gender Equity Through Research and Evidence Policy Brief
This national policy brief highlights why a stronger intersectional gendered evidence base is needed in research to address the significant inequities that exist across priority
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This national policy brief highlights why a stronger intersectional gendered evidence base is needed in research to address the significant inequities that exist across priority
This resource suites includes recordings and presentations from a webinar hosted by Australian Women’s Health Alliance, the Australian Alcohol and Other Drugs Council and Deafness
This national policy submission outlines the Australian Women’s Health Alliance’s concerns about the National Disability Insurance Scheme Support List and its potential impact on women
These conference slides are from presenters at the 6th Australian Women’s Health Conference in 2010, held in Hobart Tasmania. The presentations are listed in alphabetical
These conference slides are from presenters at the 7th Australian Women’s Health Conference, held in 2013 in Sydney, New South Wales. The presentations are listed
This national charter, included for herstoric reasons, outlines the Australian Women’s Health Network’s (now trading as Australian Women’s Health Alliance) commitment to improving health outcomes
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
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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
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