Webinar Launch: Framing Sexual and Reproductive Health

Join us for the official launch of our Framing Sexual and Reproductive Health Guide!

🗓️ June 4, 2025| 🕓 1:00pm – 2:30pm AEST | 💻 Online Event

Sexual and reproductive health issues can be surrounded by stigma, shame and misinformation. Deeply rooted values significantly influence the perceptions held by individuals and communities, and, in turn, their actions. Health communication is less likely to succeed if it fails to engage with the values that influence sexual and reproductive health behaviours.

In 2024, the Victorian Women’s Health Services Network (WHSN) engaged Common Cause Australia to develop an evidence-based messaging guide on how to use effective communications to promote sexual and reproductive health. The guide was developed following extensive nationwide research including an analysis of public discourse, online message testing and focus groups. This new resource supports health promotion practitioners to develop effective communications that go beyond facts and figures — and instead speak directly to what matters most to people.

Join us at this live webinar to explore the guide, hear from contributors and experts, and discover how values-based communication can transform the impact of your work in sexual and reproductive health:

  • Kate May – Associate, Common Cause
  • Mark Chenery – Director, Common Cause
  • Tilly Mahoney – Coordinator Sexual and Reproductive Health, Women’s Health In the North
  • Shannon Hill – Sexual Health Advisor, Women’s Health Grampians
  • Hosted by Sarah Lorrimar – Team Leader Sexual and Reproductive Health, GenWest

Register now to be part of this timely conversation: https://events.humanitix.com/webinar-launch-framing-sexual-and-reproductive-health

Date and Time

June 4, 2025 – 1:00 pm
– 2:30 pm

Organiser

Women’s Health Services Network

COST

FREE

Phone

Venue

ONLINE
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