This document recognises that violence against women and children occurs at every level of society, in homes, schools, institutions, the workplace, the community or other public and private institutions. It assumes that in order to address violence against women and children, it is necessary to effect change at all levels of society.

The John Morony case study, based on detailed interviews with 52 participants, provides an example of how to empower frontline managers to deliver better frontline services.

In response to a recommendation by the NSW Law Reform Commission, the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research has led a program of research to investigate the manner in which the New South Wales criminal justice system and its processes are directly experienced by people who report a sexual offence. This report outlines the...

This resource provides a set of principles and benchmarks to promote safe and effective service provision for individuals who have been impacted by child sexual abuse.

This report explores the phenomenon of ‘incels’—involuntary celibates—and the misogynistic ideology that underpins a subset of this global community of men that has become a thriving Internet subculture. It examines how online spaces are providing a platform for gender-based, violent extremism.