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Empowering mature women to maintain secure housing

Nick Kelly, Jinglan Zhang, Joy Parkinson, Kate Letheren, Ryan McAndrew, Kathleen Chell, Abi Badejo, Natalie Bowring, Samuel Ong, Jessica Greentree, Alexandra Zimbatu

Mature women in Australia are one of the fastest growing groups at risk of homelessness. This report provides the design principles, personas and prototype design for a preventative approach to homelessness and aimed at improving maintaining secure housing for mature women in Australia: the Women's Butterfly Project.
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Association between lifestyle and severity of menopausal symptoms in postmenopausal women

Menopause is a physiological occurrence characterized by a series of bothersome symptoms. Given that lifestyle affects people’s health in general and many menopausal symptoms are influenced by changes in lifestyle, this study aimed to determine the relationship between lifestyle and severity of menopausal symptoms in women referred to health centers in Yazd city. Method: This...

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Vital conversations: giving older women in greater Melbourne a voice


Through this research, older women have been given the opportunity to provide their insights and share their experiences about living in Melbourne. The research highlights seven key themes important to older women as they age, including social connectedness, financial security and family and generational change.
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Not simply business as usual


This report provides insights from Money For Jam, a micro-enterprise initiative for older women.
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Between work and care: older women's economic empowerment


Women’s economic empowerment has gained increasing attention within the global development agenda in recent years, bolstered by the adoption of a range of relevant targets within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015. Yet the specific experiences of older women often remain underexplored and unrecognised, leaving them invisible to policy-makers.