Women’s Health Victoria
Women’s Health Victoria is a not-for-profit organisation focussed on improving the lives of Victorian women.
We undertake strategic health promotion and advocacy to improve women’s health,
and provide a number of direct services.
Our vision is: Women living well – healthy, empowered, equal.
Our work is guided by our Strategic Directions 2015-2018.
Women’s Health Victoria acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government.
Gender Equity In Action Workshop
Wednesday 10 October 2018 – 10.00am to 4.00pm
Learn the practical skills you need to design, deliver and evaluate gender sensitive programs and services. This activity-based workshop will be your introductory step-by-step guide to performing a gender analysis in practice.
Knowledge Paper: Working with workplaces : challenges and opportunities for workplace violence prevention and bystander programs
This paper explores some of the challenges and opportunities in workplace-based programs for the primary prevention of violence against women – including bystander programs – based on findings from program evaluation. It is the first of our new Knowledge Papers – designed to capture feedback and learnings from delivery of Women’s Health Victoria’s programs and resources.
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Issues Paper: Growing up unequal – Young women’s health
Our latest Issues Paper, Growing up unequal: how sex and gender impact young women’s health and wellbeing, takes a comprehensive look at how sex and gender expectations impact health outcomes for young women, ultimately finding that the most effective way to reduce the risk of poor physical, emotional and mental health outcomes for women is to create a more equal society for girls to grow up in.
View the Full issues paper, fact sheet and infographics
Issues Paper: Serving up inequality – Women and food
Our recent Issues Paper, Serving up inequality: how sex and gender impact women’s relationship with food, explores various aspects of women’s health relating to food. When it comes to food, women’s health is influenced by more than the nutrients consumed. Though biological factors of sex and life-stage affect women’s nutritional needs, women’s food choices and dietary practices are strongly influenced by structural, social and economic factors.
View the Full issues paper, fact sheet and infographics
Get involved!
- Apply for or renew WHV membership
- Join the WHV Events and Training mailing list
- Join the WHV Women’s Health Daily mailing list and view recent issues here
- Join the WHV New Resources mailing list
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