May 6–12, 2024
Women’s Health Week is a pan-Canadian initiative, anchored by Mother’s Day, designed to raise awareness and engagement about lived experiences in women’s health. Women’s health matters in homes communities and workplaces. Be a champion for gender equity. Host an event, raise awareness or funds, and boost #WHW2024 on social.
Stand Up for Women's Health! #WearRedPeriod
Better Conversations
Anyone can start a conversation! Be bold. Be provocative. No topics are taboo. Start a better conversation at your next book club, exercise group, dinner with friends, or company meeting. Shout out, share and amplify on social and tag #WHW2024
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Advocate for Women's Health
The WHC is asking all levels of government in Canada - to stand up for women's health and to #WearRedPeriod. Governments need to support patient navigation, practitioner education, and gender equity in health.
Share Your VoiceShape the future TODAY!
A Movement for Women's Health
Be a Women's Health Leader, Influencer and Advocate. Patient stories influence WHC Advocacy priorities. Healthcare professionals inform policy discussions and collaborate for evidence-based recommendations to government and health system influencers.
Join the MovementLearn More Here
News & Newsworthy
Women's Health Week EVENTS
05
May
10:00am - 4:30pm
Integration 2024 – Women’s Health Symposium for Allied Health Professionals
Sunday, Online/Virtual
No event found!
Connect. Communicate. Advocate.
Join the Conversation on Social
#WHW2024
#LetsTalkAboutIt
#WearRedPeriod
#EveryWomanCounts
#womenshealthmatters
#genderequity
Something to Talk About
Inspiring bold, provocative conversations about women’s health.
Be bolder...Post your review and comments on social to start a better conversation #WHW2024
Thank You for Supporting Women’s Health Week 2023
Graphic Design Support Provided by dee@dglcreative.ca
The Women’s Health Week logo is meant to provoke bold conversations about sexual, reproductive and menstrual health for life. The image of a uterus and the gradient color change imply a uniqueness for each woman’s hormonal cycle. The circle demonstrates a cycle, unity and unwavering commitment to change for women’s health.