Covid-19 prompted unexpected change to the way’s whānau expect to birth and parent infants and young children. Women’s Health Action surveyed 465 people living in Aotearoa New Zealand on their experiences of being pregnant, birthing and caring for young children during Covid-19. The key themes this survey addressed were birthing, Read more…
The Big Latch On www.biglatchon.org.nz About the event Join other breastfeeding parents and supporters for a fun event at locations throughout Aotearoa New Zealand! Building community support, one latch at a time. Event description The Big Latch On is an annual event where parents gather together at registered venues across Read more…
Women’s Health Action is super proud to be a sponsor of The Oddballs performance Fleshies!!!. A live performance piece, featuring fifteen uniquely wonderful humans telling an eclectic and electric mash-up of stories about their relationships with their bodies as part of a call to action to end body insecurities and body Read more…
Every two years, Women’s Health Action awards our Women’s Health Rights Award as nominated by you, our WHA community! The award honours an individual or group who has worked to promote or progress women’s health rights to the benefit of women in Aotearoa. Our research has proven that Cialis should Read more…
Every two years, Women’s Health Action awards our Women’s Health Rights Award as nominated by you, our WHA community! The award honours an individual or group who has worked to promote or progress women’s health rights to the benefit of women in Aotearoa. In 2014, Rt Hon Helen Clark was Read more…
Every two years, Women’s Health Action awards our Women’s Health Rights Award as nominated by you, our WHA community! The award honours an individual or group who has worked to promote or progress women’s health rights to the benefit of women in Aotearoa. In 2016, Louise Nicholas was chosen for Read more…
This is Jess (a very ace person), she is doing the Auckland Marathon to help Women’s Health Action Trust raise funds to support our Body Image activities! Please support Jess and WHA to strengthen this important mahi! Follow the below link to donate https://aucklandmarathon2019.everydayhero.com/nz/jess-s-first-marathon-and-probably-last?fbclid=IwAR2PFUV-j4bBOyIWpdU3xyX69hVygKwXtxkTP9RRsII02iTSHisD-gxKaFI
Whether we watch it or not, aggressive pornography is affecting women’s lives. Around 90% of online porn videos are aggressive; around half show women being verbally abused. These portrayals – of violence against women as enjoyable – are now so widely viewed that they are normalising everyday sexism. Regular porn Read more…
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