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The 7th Australian Women’s Conference ‘Gender Matters: Determining Women’s Health’ will continue Australia’s focus on showcasing cutting edge research and best practice approaches in women’s health policy and practice locally, across Australia and internationally. ‘Gender Matters: Determining Women’s Health’ promises to be vibrant and energising in every respect. Along with sharing expertise from across the nation and internationally it will be held in the wonderful heart of Sydney only minutes from after-Conference diversions such as the Sydney Opera House, Royal Botanic Gardens, Harbour Bridge, Art Gallery NSW, The Rocks and Sydney’s retail precinct.

The 7th Australian Women’s Health Conference is relevant to: service providers, policy makers, managers, researchers, women’s health, mental health, community health, social and community services, Aboriginal controlled services, migrant and refugee services, reproductive services, legal services, universities, disability services, allied health care, public health, educators, academics, local councils, Local Health Districts, Medicare Locals, Government, non-government and private sectors, volunteers and students.

For more details please visit http://www.womenshealth2013.org.au/

You are invited to the Council to Homeless Persons (CHP) Conference 2013: A vision for ending homelessness.

The conference will be a unique opportunity for leaders from the community, government, private and philanthropic sectors to come together to explore solutions to homelessness and to paint a picture of what the future response to homelessness might look like. The conference is targeted to a cross-section of homelessness services, private and philanthropic sector representatives and academics, government and allied health and welfare professions to discuss future directions for Victoria’s response to homelessness. For more information, visit the conference webpage- http://chpconference.com.au/

Victim Support Service [SA] is hosting the 2013 National Victims of Crime Conference in Adelaide, in collaboration with the South Australian Office for Women. The Conference aims to provide a range of diverse papers, presentations and workshops that explore ways in which justice for victims is significantly improved. The organisers are seeking contributions from a wide range of professionals who have varied interests in working with people who have experienced crime, victimology, law reform and trauma. The Conference will explore and report on ways in which we can empower victims and provide them with a more satisfying justice outcome.

CLOSING DATE FOR ABSTRACTS: Friday 26 April 2013

For more details please visit- http://www.victimsa.org/files/victims-of-crime-conference—call-for-abstracts.pdf