Violence against women is a men's issue. It's not about a few 'bad seeds' - this is happening in every town, city, and neighbourhood in the country. We spoke to The Age about this national crisis: tinyurl.com/26y7nb7n

It's been a devastating month for victim-survivors and those working to stop violence against women. The Royal Commission laid the groundwork for what must come next –comprehensive action to prevent and disrupt the cycle of violence at every opportunity. respectvictoria.vic.gov.au/lasting-change…

Yesterday on 774 with Raf Epstein we were encouraged to hear Jacinta Allan acknowledge the vital work that sexual assault services do. We welcome the government's commitment to a new funding package to ensure women's freedom & safety. Listen at 15.34: zurl.co/ELdD

Join us for the online launch of Rosie Batty’s new book, Hope, on Tuesday 14 May. Rosie will be in conversation with Fiona McCormack, Ken Lay and Daniel Andrews to talk about the pivotal moments that led to family violence reforms in Victoria. events.humanitix.com/online-launch-…

“ If we are serious about changing the way our culture sees and treats women, we need to view schools as sites of primary prevention.”

"It's not a women's issue, it's something for men to be part of solving together." Our Acting CEO Serina McDuff spoke to ABC News about the practical ways that men can help prevent violence against women right now ⬇️ abc.net.au/news/2024-05-1…

This morning, the government has announced a Justice Navigator pilot. This is exciting. It's something we've been calling for & know will make a big difference to survivors' experience of getting justice & recovering. And it already works overseas. We look forward to the details.

Grateful for the opportunity to join the Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan & Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence Vicki Ward MP 🌈 in Ballarat today for the announcement of a nationally leading family violence prevention program, ‘The Saturation Model’. Respect Victoria is

4 women in Australia died on the weekend. 2 allegedly killed by male partners & 2 allegedly killed by their sons. Women’s lives matter. How many times should communities take to the streets to demand action? Yes, we have seen increased national & state based commitments in