A student-led collective at uOttawa. We partner with researchers and clinicians to bring women's health research off the page and into speaker evenings, wellness experiences, and a community that actually shows up.
— and why measurement actually matters.
Editorial photography, research typography, real events, and a brand you'll actually recognize.
The Women's Health Research Collective (WHRC) is an organization rooted in research at the University of Ottawa that bridges the gap between women's health research and the people it is meant to serve.
We partner with researchers, clinicians, and institutions to bring evidence-based women's health research off the page and into experiences that students actually want to be part of — from intimate speaker evenings to elevated wellness events grounded in current research.
WHRC seeks to motivate aspiring undergraduate students to pursue their work in the historically under-researched area of women's health and eventually showcase their research with peers and experts from the field.
Everything we host sits on one of these. If it doesn't, we don't do it.
Speaker evenings with uOttawa researchers, clinicians, and graduate students.
Elevated, hands-on experiences grounded in current evidence.
Every event is reviewed for accessibility before it's promoted.
Membership is free and open to every uOttawa student.
Research notes, myth-busting, and real WHRC moments. Follow along at @whrc.crsf.
Here's what the evidence shows.
Here's what that changed.
What the research actually says.
Save the dates — tap a date to add it to your phone calendar.
A look back at our events through our own lens.
Membership is free and open to every uOttawa student. Drop your details below and pick a time to chat with Shahrzad — no pressure, just a conversation.