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Events

1. How do I add an event?

   In order to add an event, an organization must register. Registration is quick and easy and allows you to add events and place orders for free products. After you register, you can add an event.
   
   

2. What types of events can I add?

   Any event related to Women's Health can be added to our website. Local, nationwide, or online events can all be added to our event list. Get more event ideas in our planning guide Ideas for Celebrating National Women's Health Week (PDF, 376 KB). Or add an event now.
   
   

3. Why can't I add an event that is before April 8 or after June 30, 2013?

   National Women's Health Week is May 12–18, 2013. We are only accepting events that occur one month before May 12, 2013 through the end of June.
   
   

4. I submitted an event but it doesn't appear on the website. Why not?

   Before an event can be displayed on our site, it must be reviewed and approved first. Event review and approval can take up to 3 business days to complete. You will receive an automated email when your event is reviewed. Sometimes after reviewing an event, we cannot approve it. If we did not approve your event, you will find notes from the event reviewer in the Help section at the bottom of your My account page.
   
   

Proclamations

1. Can I still register a proclamation for National Women's Health Week?

   Yes! We encourage all organizations to register official proclamations as an event, and to send a copy of the proclamation to Henrietta Terry by email or mail.
   • Email: Henrietta.Terry@hhs.gov
   • Mailing address:
     Henrietta Terry
     U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
     Office on Women's Health
     200 Independence Avenue, S.W.
     Washington, DC 20201
   If you have questions about proclamations, please call Henrietta Terry at 202-205-1952.

Orders

Due to budget constraints, we are not able to mail publications or other products for NWHW this year.

Need help? Email womenshealth@hhs.gov for help with National Women's Health Week, including problems with registration or questions about holding and promoting an event. Learn about the Health Insurance Marketplace and get ready for enrollment by signing up for email updates.

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Content last updated January 22, 2013.