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Acting on what we know: prevention, post-separation risk and the responsibility to respond
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What makes men’s behaviour change programs more accessible and responsive? Insights from migrant and refugee experiences
Estimated read time: 5 minutes The latest research from ANROWS examines the experiences of men and families from specific migrant and refugee backgrounds engaging with men’s behaviour change... Read more
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Why focus on people who use domestic, family and sexual violence?
Estimated read time: 7 minutes “Violence is a problem for victims, but it is not a victim’s problem.” Lula Dembele, victim-survivor advocate and co-investigator on the Australian National Research Agenda... Read more
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“He’s not physically violent”: The myth that puts women at risk
Estimated read time: 5 minutes Why coercive control, emotional abuse, stalking and other non-physical forms of domestic and family violence must be recognised as serious risk indicators. It’s Friday afternoon... Read more
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Six priorities for improving responses to children and young people experiencing violence
Estimated read time: 6 minutes Children and young people experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence are too often asked to navigate systems that were not designed for them. A... Read more
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Diverse expertise strengthens governance at ANROWS
By Dr Tessa Boyd-Caine Estimated read time: 2 minutes NAIDOC Week recognises the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For ANROWS, it is also... Read more
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