This article profiles organizations across Canada working to better women's health. Lists mission statements, program intentions and community involvement.
A tool kit for health care providers and planners to conduct an audit of their practice and/or organization, by looking at the safety of women impacted by abuse. Points to the need to enhance health care for women and includes two contrasting models of care.
Explores how health researchers, policy analysts, program and service managers, decision makers, and academics can apply an intersectional perspective to their work. Discusses intersectionality, a new paradigm used to study, understand, and respond to how sex and gender intersect with other variables such as ethnicity and class, and how these intersections contribute to unique experiences of health. (You will be asked to register on this site before downloading but it is free of charge.)
