Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps

Nina Lansbury Hall; Wendy Anders; C Barney; Dani Barrington; Rochelle Courtney; Sandra Creamer; Tamsin Davey; M Elu; Julie Hennegan; Minnie King; Emily Krusz; E Langham; H Martin; K Parter; B Penrith; C. Ross; I Trevallion; B Wigginton

Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps

Nina Lansbury Hall, Wendy Anders, C Barney, Dani Barrington, Rochelle Courtney, Sandra Creamer, Tamsin Davey, M Elu, Julie Hennegan, Minnie King, Emily Krusz, E Langham, H Martin, K Parter, B Penrith, C. Ross, I Trevallion, B Wigginton

Research output: Book/Report › Other output

Abstract

Please see the open access journal article discussing these results: https://bmcwomenshealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12905-019-0846-7

Original language	English
Publisher	The University of Queensland
Publication status	Published - 2018
Externally published	Yes

Emerging Leader Fellowship Program
Barrington, D. (Recipient), 2024
Prize: Fellowship

Global study highlights menstrual stigma, with conversations key to change, UWA researcher says
Barrington, D.
4/05/22
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media
Water, Sanitation, and Menstruation Stigma, Everybody Hates Me: Let's Talk About Stigma (podcast)
Barrington, D.
12/11/20
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media

1 Contribution or participation in a conference

Global Period Poverty forum
Barrington, D. (Member of programme committee)
2021 → 2022
Activity: Conferences and workshops › Contribution or participation in a conference

1 Conference presentation/ephemera
1 Article

Improving menstrual health beyond product provision
Barrington, D., 16 Feb 2023.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference presentation/ephemera

Open Access
Menstrual health and hygiene among Indigenous Australian girls and women: Barriers and opportunities
Krusz, E., Hall, N., Barrington, D. J., Creamer, S., Anders, W., King, M., Martin, H. & Hennegan, J., 27 Nov 2019, In: BMC Women's Health. 19, 1, 146.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Open Access
13 Citations (Scopus)

Cite this

Hall, N. L., Anders, W., Barney, C., Barrington, D., Courtney, R., Creamer, S., Davey, T., Elu, M., Hennegan, J., King, M., Krusz, E., Langham, E., Martin, H., Parter, K., Penrith, B., Ross, C., Trevallion, I., & Wigginton, B. (2018). Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps. The University of Queensland.

@book{786b3f6bea724ac0a1e8716391b6771b,

title = "Indigenous Girls{\textquoteright} and Women{\textquoteright}s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps",

abstract = "Please see the open access journal article discussing these results: https://bmcwomenshealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12905-019-0846-7",

author = "Hall, {Nina Lansbury} and Wendy Anders and C Barney and Dani Barrington and Rochelle Courtney and Sandra Creamer and Tamsin Davey and M Elu and Julie Hennegan and Minnie King and Emily Krusz and E Langham and H Martin and K Parter and B Penrith and C. Ross and I Trevallion and B Wigginton",

year = "2018",

language = "English",

publisher = "The University of Queensland",

}

Hall, NL, Anders, W, Barney, C, Barrington, D, Courtney, R, Creamer, S, Davey, T, Elu, M, Hennegan, J, King, M, Krusz, E, Langham, E, Martin, H, Parter, K, Penrith, B, Ross, C, Trevallion, I & Wigginton, B 2018, Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps. The University of Queensland.

TY - BOOK

T1 - Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps

AU - Hall, Nina Lansbury

AU - Anders, Wendy

AU - Barney, C

AU - Barrington, Dani

AU - Courtney, Rochelle

AU - Creamer, Sandra

AU - Davey, Tamsin

AU - Elu, M

AU - Hennegan, Julie

AU - King, Minnie

AU - Krusz, Emily

AU - Langham, E

AU - Martin, H

AU - Parter, K

AU - Penrith, B

AU - Ross, C.

AU - Trevallion, I

AU - Wigginton, B

PY - 2018

Y1 - 2018

N2 - Please see the open access journal article discussing these results: https://bmcwomenshealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12905-019-0846-7

AB - Please see the open access journal article discussing these results: https://bmcwomenshealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12905-019-0846-7

M3 - Other output

BT - Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps

PB - The University of Queensland

ER -

Indigenous Girls’ and Women’s Menstrual Hygiene Management in Australia: Identifying culturally-appropriate options to reduce barriers - Summary Report and Next Steps

Abstract

Fingerprint

Prizes

Emerging Leader Fellowship Program

Press/Media

Global study highlights menstrual stigma, with conversations key to change, UWA researcher says

Water, Sanitation, and Menstruation Stigma, Everybody Hates Me: Let's Talk About Stigma (podcast)

Activities

Global Period Poverty forum

Research output

Improving menstrual health beyond product provision

Menstrual health and hygiene among Indigenous Australian girls and women: Barriers and opportunities

Cite this