This film is a celebration of inspiring women around us who are doing extraordinary things in the name of adventure.

This year’s line-up features a diverse set of films showcasing women of all ages and backgrounds, including Australian Olympic hopeful Lucy Stirling, New Zealand Olympian Janina Kuzma, World Champion Paraglider Klaudia Bulgakow, and many more women from snow sports, mountaineering, high lining, swimming and mountain biking pursuits.

“During Women’s Health Week we aim to inspire and encourage women and girls around Australia with positive messages around health and wellbeing. The Women’s Adventure Film tour also embraces these messages,” says Brenda Jones, campaign manager, Women’s Health Week.

“We are delighted to present the digital premiere of the film tour and to share the stories of these amazing women. It’s the perfect way to finish the week,” says Ms Jones.

Women’s Health Week is run by Jean Hailes for Women’s Health, a leader in women’s health for more than 25 years. Appointed by the Australian Government as the national digital gateway for women's health and wellbeing, Jean Hailes combines evidence-based research and clinical experience with practical resources and tools for women and health professionals.

In 2019, more than 112,000 women participated in the week with 2,889 events held across the country from Esperance to the Tiwi Islands, and more than 44,000 people received online health content.

For more information on Jean Hailes or Women’s Health Week please contact Caroline Cottrill on 0438 257 246 or email caroline.cottrill@jeanhailes.org.au.