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An initiative from The Line helping young people have conversations about their boundaries.
The ME/WE campaign aims to support long-lasting change by increasing understanding about how gender inequality drives violence against women.
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A new guide for leading respectful relationships education in schools to prevent gender-based violence.
Learn from Australia’s leading team of violence prevention experts with training and consulting to help workplaces end violence against women.
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24 Jul, 2025
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A two-part webinar that will equip journalists, editors, and media professionals with the tools to navigate legal, ethical, and trauma-informed considerations.
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This free, 6.5 hour training has been developed to support people who are new to the primary prevention of violence against women sector.
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This 90-minute presentation provides a brief, high-level overview of Change the story.
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Read our overarching national framework, Change the story, and other key resources related to the primary prevention of violence against women in Australia.
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Change the story publications and videos outline the actions needed to address the underlying drivers of violence against women.
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Changing the picture outlines the actions to address the drivers of violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
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Changing the landscape is a guide to the prevention of violence against women and girls with disabilities.
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Published 7 Jul, 2025
Our Watch has announced the creation of a new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander directorate.
Published 20 Jun, 2025
The winners of the 2025 Our Watch Award for Excellence in Reporting on Violence Against Women have been announced as the ABC News Breakfast team.
Published 3 Jun, 2025
The findings are part of The Line campaign’s latest initiative ‘Comfort Zone’.
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