Women's Health Advocacy at the University of Alberta: A Collaborative Initiative
Women's Health Advocacy at the University of Alberta
Edmonton's commitment to women's health is evident in the recent initiative led by the University of Alberta Student's Union (UASU) and the Interdisciplinary Women's Health Association (IWHA). The Women's Health Social held on October 9 centered around menstrual health advocacy.
Event Highlights
- Engaging Student Leaders: Multiple student leaders and clubs participated, alongside a researcher from the University of Alberta.
- Personal Testimonials: The event featured personal stories, including struggles with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD).
- Policy and Research Updates: Updates were shared on ongoing research and advocacy efforts for women’s health.
The evening culminated in the announcement of a new Women's Health Coalition, aimed at fostering collaboration and awareness across campus. Katie Tamsett, UASU vice-president (academic), highlighted systemic issues in women's health through her own experiences, underscoring the need for such united efforts.
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