The NCAS team
The NCAS project is a unique, national, cross-university, cross-sector collaboration.
It is led by ANROWS in partnership with researchers from the Social Research Centre, the University of Melbourne, RMIT University, the University of New South Wales, and VicHealth. Survey data was collected by the Social Research Centre. A diverse range of experts and stakeholders are involved in the NCAS through its governance structure.
In addition to representatives from the Department of Social Services, the NCAS Implementation Group and Research Team responsible for planning and implementing the survey, includes:
Professor Jenny Morgan
Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne (Implementation Group co-chair)
The 2017 NCAS was produced in partnership with:
Download the NCAS summary report
The National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women and Gender Equality Survey
#NCAS ON TWITTER
On 13 December, ANROWS will release the 2021 National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey (NCAS), Findings for young Australians.
Join as we discuss the findings, and the change in attitudes of young Australians since the 2017 NCAS: https://newsletter.anrows.org.au/anrows-online-launch-ncas-2021-findings-for-young-australians?ecid=ACsprvu_qxAKITcAIkzUORxpBT3xH-GvoT5UJHxKuBjbfyPN13omT-9i6HZ1wgAklCvgc_iST8Nt
Our recent work found that 46% of migrant and refugee women experienced workplace sexual harassment in the last five years
- with gender, race and religious identity targeted #16DaysOfActivismAgainstGBV #16Days
Link to the report: https://www.anrows.org.au/project/migrant-and-refugee-womens-attitudes-experiences-and-responses-to-sexual-harassment-in-the-workplace/
🆕New report!
👉 As we approach #16DaysOfActivism, we're urging policymakers to dive into Dr Lisa Wheildon's summary report, "Toward meaningful engagement: Key findings for survivor co-production of public policy on gender-based violence."
https://www.anrows.org.au/publication/towards-meaningful-engagement-key-findings-for-survivor-co-production-of-public-policy-on-gender-based-violence/
ANROWS's latest report has prompted renewed, important conversations about the need for Respectful Relationships Education in schools.
#Respect #Education #Research
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/nov/16/desensitised-calls-for-better-education-after-research-suggests-victorian-boys-less-likely-to-stop-harassment
Schools can play an important role in responding to, and ending, gender inequality and gender-based violence.
ANROWS’s latest report emphasises that early and consistent intervention through education is important in addressing gender-based violence: https://www.anrows.org.au/publication/respectful-relationships-research-report/
It's fantastic to see more and more innovations to prevent sexual violence coming from broader sectors like transport.
This one, from @TransportforNSW, aims to make New South Wales safer - you can track #YourGround now by heading to .
As Australia builds an evidence base to end domestic, family and sexual violence, it’s important that we're aligned to a common framework.
The Australian National Research Agenda identifies the evidence we need, and how it should be produced: https://www.anrows.org.au/publication/australian-national-research-agenda-to-end-violence-against-women-and-children/
ANROWS’s upcoming webinar covers our latest research on the effectiveness of Respectful Relationships Education.
Emeritus Professor Helen Cahill (@UniMelb) joins a panel of experts, who will discuss the research and share their insights.
Register now: https://share.hsforms.com/1sq7pS6P6QFeOlNoBVByCGwbofrr
