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🔦Session spotlight: Join Eva Tash and their Australian Indigenous, Fijian and Samoan partners and investigators at #WHSMelbourne2024 and help build a regional roadmap to end #ViolenceAgainstWomen whsmelbourne2024.com/pacific-priori…

Direct costs of #VAW in Fiji ≈ 7% GDP; in the Pacific Islands, the prevalence of intimate partner violence is more than double the global average. Share promising community-level initiatives to end VAW, and discuss how they can be scaled up to broader populations in the Pacific.

World Health Summit Fiji Women's Rights Movement Australian Global Health Alliance UNSW Gendered Violence Research Network Jacqui True Kyllie Cripps Jane Fisher Australian Ambassador for Gender Equality Ministry for Women, Children & Social Protection

We can't believe it's less than two weeks until #WHSMelbourne2024, have you checked out the full program? 👇 whsmelbourne2024.com/program-schedu…

Just one week until #WHSMelbourne2024! Interested in #women, #gender, and #equality in #globalhealth? Check out the session preview 'Pacific Priorities for Prevention of Violence against Women'. Register: whsmelbourne2024.com Jacqui True Sara Davies Kyllie Cripps

Two of our pilot RCTs on women's health published within a week! The first is remote task sharing using mobile phones to support women with HIV who are depressed. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

What a beautiful morning for a World Health Summit Regional Meeting! #WHSMelbourne2024

#WHSMelbourne2024 has officially commenced with a Welcome to Country and traditional smoking ceremony by Mandy Nicholson and Djirri Djirri. An important reminder to respect and remain connected to country.

'Solidarity is only possible if it is out of respect and true trust, and this will only come from a deep knowing of one another' - Saia Ma'u Piukala, Regional Director World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific 🤝 Joined by Adeeba Kamarulzaman, Australia’s Ambassador for Global Health, Ilona Kickbusch and Dr Sandro Demaio #WHSMelbourne2024

Breaking the stigma and silence on #womenshealth conditions at the #WHSMelbourne2024 session on achieving health equity for women and girls, moderated by Prof Jane Fisher and featuring Prof Susan Davis, Ged Kearney and other women’s health experts from across the Asia-Pacific.

Jane Fisher “There will be no health equity for women without gender equity” #GBV #WHSMelbourne2024

Huge turnout for the CEVAW Pacific priorities for prevention of violence against women session at #WHSMelbourne2024. Insightful reflections from Australian Ambassador for Gender Equality Louise Mataia-Milo Kyllie Cripps Fiji Women's Rights Movement Our Watch Jane Fisher led in conversation by Jacqui True

Hearing insights into Pacific priorities for prevention of #VAW at #WHSMelbourne2024, hosted by CEVAW. Our region has the highest rates of gender-based violence globally, and solutions must be informed by data and women's lived experience, and address racism and colonialism.

In what moral universe can this be the right thing to do: the lower the life expectancy of a local area in 2010-12, the greater the cuts to government funding in the subsequent years. Was this a deliberate policy to increase health inequalities?

Thank you Helga Fogstad for being such great advocate and I am honored and proud to lead this program UNICEF Health

What is Australia doing to address violence against women? CEVAW Chief Investigators express their views. Profs Jacqui True Distinguished Prof Bronwyn Carlson Kyllie Cripps Sara Davies Heather Douglas Jane Fisher Prof Asher Flynn & Astghik Mavisakalyan. 360info.org/what-australia…

Thank you to Prof Richard Southby from Milken Institute SPH for sharing with us his insights into how the upcoming US election result and increasingly polarised landscape will likely affect healthcare for Americans Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Translational Medicine at Monash University

A key takeaway: there is an abundance of excellence in the US healthcare system, but urgent attention is required around equity and accessibility, and both sides of the political divide need to find a way to work together

Adding to the conversation around inequities in maternal mental health across the globe. Enjoyed doing this podcast with my friend Linos Muvhu

Australia’s clinical guidelines shape our health care. Why do so many still ignore sex and gender? theconversation.com/australias-cli… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand