3. These interventions were introduced in 2008 and 2010. The Newcastle intervention of 2008 is often referred to as an exemplary public health success in Australia. Our study conducted in 2022 is the first to test the effects on family and domestic violence.

Great work Michala Kowalski Michael Livingston Claire Wilkinson and Prof Ritter - long overdue. A consistent risk factor for domestic violence and needs to included in #vaw policy evaluations and interventions Anne-Marie Laslett FARE Peter Miller

In cycling competitions in Mazandaran, after government officials prevented women from participating in the competitions, men also boycotted going to the podium in support of them. A beautiful image of the unity of Iranian men and women and their struggle against the Islamic

A reminder that Elsevier made $10.5 BILLION in 2022 from selling your academic journals and articles behind paywalls, and make more profit than Amazon, Google, and Apple every year… And paid the academics who wrote the articles $0 And paid the reviewers of the articles $0

Sam Kerr goal and backflip in a sold out Wembley Stadium...does it get any better than this? This is what happens when you invest in women!

Young people need to be more included in the post-pandemic recovery to achieve an inclusive, equitable and sustainable recovery process. 👉 Learn more about the steps highlighted by our young leaders from the 30 for 2030 Network: unwo.men/StEY50OoFeO.

Listening to the voices of survivors of violence and abuse. Whether it’s addressing sexual violence, coercive control or interventions for perpetrators – the voices of women survivors are central to making a difference. Cathy Humphreys pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/liste…

❤️SHE MATTERS: REMEMBERING TATIANA DOKHOTARU!❤️ This is 34-year-old mum-of-one Tatiana Dokhotaru. Tatiana is the 22nd Australian women lost to violence this year. Tatiana died on Friday evening at her home in Liverpool. Her former partner is in custody.

4:56 pm in #Kyiv Air raid alert. Missile threat. Again. I took this ⬇️ video for Instagram. But my message suits this tweet well. My IG (if you still don’t know) instagram.com/strategywoman

Yet another morning of media coverage of women killed by men’s violence in Australia. 23 women killed allegedly by male violence in 2023 alone. Femicide is a crisis. We need increased resources & attention to this critical threat to women’s safety. How many more women must die?

I am pleased to be presenting and participating in the KBS conference this week. kbs2023joburg.org/home.html #kbs2023 Neo Morojele Anne-Marie Laslett Dr Ingrid Wilson

Terrific session and wonderful presentation of review of qualitative studies of harms to women from men’s drinking Dr Leane Ramsoomar (PhD) Dr Ingrid Wilson Amany Tanyos CAPRAustralia

I live abroad but spoke to my 80+ yo parents this weekend. They are very unclear about what a Yes vote means; the No strategy of sowing doubt is working. It’s not enough to say “just vote Yes” - needs a clear strong positive campaign explaining why #auspol #VoiceToParliament

If a man is so desperately unhappy in his relationship ‘why doesn’t he just leave?’ Instead he stabs his wife & 11-week old daughter to death. Why didn’t HE just leave? A Man's Problem

So this bloke beats his partner so badly he ends up in jail twice. He does the same program twice and it’s so successful he goes home and continues to beat her. Eventually he kills her and gets a 6 year non parole sentence which just makes a mockery of the value of her life.

describing women who clean and run a house, look after multiple children and source and prepare food for a spouse as “not working” is surely one of the most successful conspiracies of the 20th century

Boys and young men coercing girls and young women into sex: "We need to move beyond thinking “what if this was our daughter?” and start considering “what if this was our son?” Parents must talk to their sons about consent - earlier, and more explicitly. smh.com.au/national/nsw/p…

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First time heading to #ECDV2023. Blown away by the amazing program. Looking forward to sharing work in Singapore on women’s decision-making post-separation from abuse. Singapore Institute of Technology

Presenting at EDVC this week with colleagues Leesa Hooker Dr Jess Ison Dr Ingrid Wilson great to see such a huge turnout from researchers across the world focused on this topic