Position Papers

Position papers can be downloaded by right-clicking (control click mac) on either a PDF or WORD icon and selecting “Save Link As…”.

Health & the Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women: 2nd Edition 2019

Women and Sexual and Reproductive Health Position Paper: 2nd Edition 2019

AWHN The Impact on Women’s Health of Climatic and Economic Disaster

AWHN Women and Non-Communicable Disease Position Paper 2014

AWHN Women and Mental Health Position Paper 2012

AWHN Health and the Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women: 1st Edition 2014

AWHN Women & Sexual & Reproductive Health Position Paper: 1st Edition 2012

AWHN Women and Health and Well-being Position Paper 2012

AWHN National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Womens Health Strategy May 2010-3

AWHN Womens Health – The New National Agenda

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Australian Women's Health Network

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For those working, studying or just spending more time at home these days... hope you have a great week! @AWHealthNetwork ... See MoreSee Less

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Australian Women's Health Network

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It's a topic many of us struggle to talk about, and when we do, we don't always fess up about what it's really like. #womenshealth @AWHealthNetwork tinyurl.com/y9twyq6p ... See MoreSee Less

I've spoken to hundreds of women about sex. This is what I've learnt - ABC Life

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I'm passionate about helping us all have better sex, and part of doing that is helping you see what I see: sexual struggles are common and diverse.

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Australian Women's Health Network

2 days ago

The murder of Hannah Clarke and her three children by her estranged husband has shone a light on this "intimate terrorism" — a reminder that physical violence doesn't need to be present for a relationship to be abusive. #womenshealth #domesticviolence #VAW @AWHealthNetwork tinyurl.com/y9ohzkkk ... See MoreSee Less

Coercive control is often central to abusive relationships. Here's what it looks like - ABC Life

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Coercive control is often central to abusive relationships — and it can exist without the presence of other forms of abuse.

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