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Women's Health Week Films

7/09/2026–10/09/2026

2:00 PM–4:00 PM

Rowden White Library, L3 Student Pavilion, Bldg 162 Monash Rd

UMSU Library

Brought to you by the SSAF

Join us in the Rowden White Library beanbag room for free film screenings to mark Women's Health Week. From drama to comedy to annimation, each film explores an aspect of women's health and empowerment. The films were currated with the help of UMSU's Women's Department.

The screenings are at 2pm from Monday 7 September to Thursday 10 September.

No bookings required, free snacks provided!

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