This position paper sets out three key considerations for implementing artificial intelligence (AI) tools into a feminist model of care for the Women's Health NSW sector. The paper unpacks the risks and challenges for each consideration, concluding the paper with ten recommendations that support the safe integration of AI in a feminist model of care.

In this Whitlam legacy paper, Elizabeth Reid revisits the feminist revolution of the Whitlam years and her place at the nexus of the women's liberation movement and the Whitlam Government.

This paper discusses a novel methodology that aimed to enhance opportunities for lay women from different walks of life to co‐produce research about health risks, without burdening them with problems they cannot solve.

As the world learns to live with COVID-19, to emerge from the current crisis, and to 'build back better', UN Women’s new 'Feminist plan' provides a visionary but practical roadmap for putting gender equality, social justice, and sustainability at the centre of the recovery and transformation.

This project responds to increasing right-wing extremism and anti-feminist sentiment in Victoria by mapping the social media activities of Victorian far-right extremists, including links with family violence, anti-feminist and other extremist sentiment.