RMIT University and Women’s Health Victoria invite you to attend the launch of two new research papers exploring gender equality in advertising!
RMIT University and Women’s Health Victoria invite you to attend the launch of two new research papers exploring gender equality in advertising!
Delve into techniques for crafting stories and key messages to communicate the drivers of violence against women.
Watch for our 2020 Training Calendar for our next Masterclass Series.
This three and a half hour workshop is designed to build the capacity of workplaces to support their employees who are experiencing family violence. Disclosures of family violence are common after or during violence prevention training and/or workplace change programs.
A half-day training providing easy to use active bystander tools to speak up against everyday sexism and discrimination and help prevent violence before it occurs.
This full-day interactive symposium will consider why sex and gender matter more than ever to acting on some key women’s health issues.
This event is by invitation only.
Want to know more about early menopause? Join a panel of leading experts and women with lived experience of early menopause with an opportunity to ask your questions.
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