Primary prevention is different to other kinds of interventions that address violence against women. Interventions that occur when the risk of violence is already there are called ‘early intervention’ or secondary prevention. Prevention requires a holistic approach involving on-the-ground efforts that engage individuals and communities; whole-of-setting approaches in organisations and institutions, and change to laws and government policies.

Engaging Men from Multicultural and Faith-Based Communities in Primary PreventionThis resource draws on the existing evidence base, as well as practice examples from members of the Connecting Communities network, to outline their learnings, tools, insights and strategies for working with multicultural and faith-based men.

Transfemme: Responding to the objectification, fetishisation and sexual exploitation of trans women and trans feminine people by cisgender menA practitioner guide on responding to the objectification, fetishisation and sexual exploitation of trans women and trans feminine people by cisgender men.

Supporting Wellbeing for Prevention Practitioners in Multicultural and Faith-based CommunitiesThis resource brings together insights from members of the Connecting Communities network to support decision-makers, organisations, managers and primary prevention practitioners working with multicultural and faith-based communities to improve and uplift the wellbeing and sustainability of the workforce.

Men as Allies ToolkitSupports men to understand their role as an ally in promoting gender equality and preventing gender-based violence and disrespect.

Men in FocusThis practice guide is designed to support people to address masculinities and work with men in the prevention of men’s violence against women.

Preventing violence against older women

TransfemmeStories, tips and resources to support healthier relationships between trans women and men.

Men as Allies ToolkitSupports men to understand their role as an ally in promoting gender equality and preventing gender-based violence and disrespect.

What is ‘primary prevention’ of violence against women?Our Watch resources

What is primary prevention?Safe and Equal resources

Changing the LandscapePrevention of violence against women and girls with disabilities

Changing the PicturePrevention of violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

Communicating for ConnectionPrevention of violence against Migrant and refugee women.

Pride in PreventionPreventing violence against LGBTIQA+ communities.

Willing, capable and confident: men, masculinities and the prevention of violence against womenExamines how we can support men to engage more in actions to prevent gender-based violence.

Change the storyA shared framework for the primary prevention of violence against women in Australia

Unlocking the Prevention Potential: accelerating action to end domestic, family and sexual violenceThis report provides specific and practical advice to strengthen prevention approaches, and builds on considerable work currently underway in the National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022-2032.

Foundations for Action: Understanding the primary prevention workforce in VictoriaThis report describes the findings of a project aimed at strengthening the foundations for planning and implementing primary prevention workforce development in Victoria.

 

 

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