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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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Do we need a national approach to #coercivecontrol? The NSW state government’s discussion paper defines coercive control in domestic and family violence contexts as “patterns of abusive behaviour designed to exercise domination and control over the other party in a relationship”. That can include physical, psychological, emotional or financial behaviours. “It is often a process that happens slowly over time and can be nuanced in nature, making it difficult to identify,” it says. “The cumulative effect over time robs victim-survivors of their autonomy and independence as an individual.” While some Australian states and territories recognise coercive control under civil law, Tasmania is the only Australian jurisdiction that has introduced specific criminal offences covering elements of it. #violenceagainstwomen @AWHealthNetwork ... See MoreSee Less

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NGOs have a history that dates to at least the late 18th century, they have always been at the forefront of social movements and changes. Back in 2014, the 27th of February became a historic day for the NGO community worldwide. This international calendar day, now known as “World NGO day,” was inaugurated for the first time internationally. Join us @AWHealthNetwork, become a member, help us advocate for better #womenshealth worldngoday.org/ ... See MoreSee Less

World NGO Day - February 27

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World NGO Day is an important annual marking point for NGOs to celebrate their achievements, as well as allowing small, grassroots
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#greatwomen Malala Yousafzai (1997 - ). “I tell my story not because it is unique, but because it is the story of many girls.” ... See MoreSee Less

Malala's story | Malala Fund

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Learn how Malala began her fight for girls — from an education activist in Pakistan to the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate — and how she continues her campaign through Malala Fund.
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