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ANROWS conducts in-house research and engages Australia’s most eminent researchers through a grants program under Australia’s National Research Agenda to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children.
ANROWS maintains the ANROWS Library, a free-to-use database that brings together national and international literature on violence against women and their children (both academic and grey literature). ANROWS also has a Register of Active Research, highlighting ongoing and recently completed Australian research projects on violence against women and their children. This register aims to create a picture of the current violence against women research landscape in Australia and highlight areas for further research.
ANROWS has also compiled a selection of resources for students and others working on action research projects in the field of violence against women, including webinars, evaluation tools, guides to ethical research and other related links.
Papers and reports
National burden of disease study examining the impact of violence against women
Find out moreChange the Story:
Research publication in partnership with Our Watch and VicHealth
ANROWS state of knowledge papers:
A series of papers that review the literature on specific issues related to violence against women and their children
Perpetrators of domestic, family and sexual violence: Special collection
June 2019 (updated June 2020)
Research summary:
The impacts of domestic and family violence on children
Resources to address violence against women in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, July 2018
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Fact sheet
Intimate partner violence:
An avoidable burden on the health of women and their children
Infographics
National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey (NCAS)
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Who we are
Find out moreAustralia’s National Research Agenda to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children
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Find out moreResearch project: “What works” to reduce and respond to violence against women:
Evidence synthesis, methods and communication