Increasing Reproductive Choices in the Grampians Pyrenees and Wimmera Regions
Report Launch – Increasing Reproductive Choices in the Grampians Pyrenees and Wimmera Regions – Womens Health Grampians 2020
ERA National Plan on Gender Equality – Feminist Foreign Policy and Official Development Assistance
Equality Rights Alliance Women’s Health 2019
Gender inequality persists in every country and shapes opportunities and outcomes for women, men and people of all gender identities. Gender is a crucial factor in shaping the economies, governance and stability of nations around the world (Ban Ki-Moon, 2014), and as such is critical to Australia’s national interests. Further, considering how gender intersects with other factors such as age, disability, rural/urban location and socio-cultural background is essential to understanding the broader factors shaping economic, social and political development.
ERA National Plan on Gender Equality – Education and Training
Equality Rights Alliance Women’s Health 2019
Although Australia was once a leader internationally in gendered education policy, there are no current overarching national policies that focus on gender in education in Australia. Policies have become selective, such as the current focus on STEM, without deeper consideration of longer-term implications. The lack of interest in education policies for women and girls impacts not only on policy per se but also impacts negatively on research, including research funding.
ERA National Plan on Gender Equality – Economic Wellbeing
Equality Rights Alliance Women’s Health 2019
This is a position paper recognising, valuing and redistributing unpaid work
Women’s Health Victoria submission to Australian Association for Advertiser Code of Ethics
Women’s Health Victoria 2019
This is a position paper submission on the Australian Association for Advertisers Code of Ethics
Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Key Priorities 2017-2020
Publisher: Victorian Government 2017
Status – CURRENT
This document, the first Australian sexual and reproductive health strategy, outlines the right to healthy and respectful relationships, inclusive, safe and appropriate services, access to accurate information, and effective and affordable methods of family planning and fertility regulation.
Western Australian Women’s Health Strategy 2013-17
Publisher: Department of Health, State of Western Australia 2013
Status – CURRENT
The aim of the Western Australian Women’s Health Strategy 2013-2017 (The Strategy) is to improve and promote the health and well being of Western Australian women, particularly vulnerable women at most risk of poor health outcomes. The Strategy also highlights the priority needs of, and for, women, in order to achieve better health outcomes into the future.
Women’s Health 2014 : AMA Position Statement
Publisher: Australian Medical Association, 2014
Status – CURRENT
This position statement outlines the Australian Medical Association’s position on women’s health. It incorporates guiding principles that include a social model of health and recognises the gender inequities that women face. It outlines their position on prevention and health promotion; across women’s life span; from issue specific e.g. mental health and violence against women and for specific groups of women.