This factsheet can be used by organisations and prevention practitioners who are seeking to fund, design or implement community-based primary prevention programs with the aim to address gender inequality and prevent violence against women, including sexual violence.

This paper focuses on how governments can support a greater understanding of perpetration and a strengthening and acceleration of current efforts to end men’s violence against women and children. It affirms the need to build on Australia’s current approaches to prevention and considers whether they need to be further adapted or refined.

This is the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commission’s (the Commission’s) first report to Parliament on the progress of the National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022–2032 (the National Plan). It finds that Governments have invested significant public funds to address domestic, family and sexual violence. Despite this, services and systems are...

This inquiry was established to investigate the higher than population average statistics of missing and murdered First Nations women and children in Australia. The final report of the inquiry, running since November 2021, makes ten recommendations.

This report examines young people’s relationships, sex lives and experiences of disrespect and violence. The research reveals 90 per cent of young women in Australia view sexual assault as 'inevitable' and calls for greater sexual education in schools and universities.