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International Women’s Day 2024 Leaflet
March 8 is International Women's Day (IWD). IWD celebrates historic progress made by women's liberation movements and acknowledges ongoing and pervasive gender inequality. This brochure celebrates International Women's Day to provide some historical context, as...
Submission to the Senate Inquiry into the issues relating to menopause and perimenopause
The resource is a submission to the Senate Inquiry on the issues related to perimenopause and menopause, applying an intersectional feminist framework to the Terms of Reference. WHISE's submission to the Senate Standing Committee on...
A Guide to Evaluating the Gender Pay Gap
Guide for Evaluation This guide will support defined entities to evaluate their own gender pay gap and identify areas for improvement using data from the first workplace gender audit and subsequent progress audits. The gender...
Gender Pay Gap Webinar Evaluation
Evaluation Report & Snapshot In December 2023, WHISE delivered a webinar about the gender pay gap to employers and stakeholders in the Southern Metropolitan Region. The webinar was designed to increase understanding of the gender...
Evaluation of the Gender and Mental Health Literacy Pilot Workshop
In early October, the WHISE Gender and Mental Wellbeing portfolio hosted its first-ever in-person event, a pilot workshop placing a gender lens over mental health literacy. This initiative brought together professionals from various fields, including...
Better Together – WHISE Conference Evaluation Report
The inaugural Better Together Conference was hosted by Women’s Health in the South East on Tuesday, 22 August, 2023. The conference brought together over 180 people from local councils, state government, peak organisations, tourism agencies,...
Respecting Each Other: AfriAus iLEAC Active Bystander Training Evaluation
WHISE and AfriAus iLEAC worked together to deliver a 30-minute Active Bystander Training. The sessions aimed to empower children and young people to stand up against harmful gender stereotyping and sexism. Read the full evaluation...