Coercive control
Report
Seven years of elder abuse data in Victoria
With funding from the State Trustees Australia Foundation, in collaboration with Senior’s Rights Victoria, NARI researchers analysed seven years of data to better understand elder abuse in Victoria. This report presents the research findings.
Report
The prevalence of domestic violence among women during the COVID-19 pandemic
This paper presents the results of an online survey of 15,000 women aged 18 years and over. Respondents were asked about their experience of domestic violence in the last three months, as well as their experience of prior domestic violence. The aim was to measure the prevalence of violence since the beginning of February 2020...
Submission
Submission to the Joint Select Committee on Coercive Control
This submission is focused on two main areas: the experience of adults with disability and older people who are subject to coercive and controlling behaviours; and coercive control in family and ‘carer’ relationships.
Report
The illusion of 'choice and control'
To better ensure that people with complex and challenging support needs receive adequate supports under the NDIS, this report makes fifteen recommendations to improve system, service and operational issues to ensure the scheme delivers the intended transformational benefits for all people with disability.
Report
Women, disability and violence - barriers to accessing justice: final report
This project draws on the insights of 36 women living in New South Wales and Victoria who outlined their experiences of seeking justice and security in the context of violence that they had experienced.