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News and Events
Women's Health Tasmania hold events throughout the year to inform, entertain and celebrate women. Upcoming events are listed below, advertised in our Newsletter, and on our Facebook page.
We’re ready to move beyond feeling relief that we have access to abortion care if we need it, to talking about what good practice looks like in this area of health care.
The webinar is designed for both providers and users of health services in Tasmania.
ENDometriosis. It’s been described as the most common devastating disease you may not know.
Listen to our webinar and hear from lived experience speaker, Ella van Emmerick, clinical psychologist, Dr. Leesa van Neikerk, and Family Planning Tasmanian representative, Dr. Rose Tilsley, who will tell us about new pathways for diagnosis and care that are being developed in Tasmania.
It’s about time we made a podcast that shone a bright light on sexual and reproductive health for people who aren’t cis. This new podcast project aims to tackle the gender binary in reproductive health care.
We don’t need to tell you that when it comes to reproductive and sexual health services the gender binary still reigns supreme.
Listen to our ‘Clear the Stage’ webinar to mark International Women’s Day for 2023.
This year, we’ve invited three incredible young women from lutruwita/Tasmania to set the agenda and talk about what’s important to them in their lives, work, and activism. This is a chance to celebrate the achievements of young women in our state and to hear their ideas and visions for the future.
With your help we plan to create a workshop on menopause.
We want to get to the bottom of this mystery, so we would love to hear your ideas about menopause – experiences so far, the good, the challenging and most importantly the untold story, your story!
This webinar was hosted by Women's Health Tasmania on October 10, 2022. It explores everything related to pelvic floor, and will interest community and health sector workers, as well as anyone with a pelvic floor (you!). You can find a recording of the webinar here.
