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ZONTA (Australia) National News and Publications |
ZONTA NEWSLETTERS:
2023 - February: Click here
Our Watch. 2021. Change the Story: A Shared Framework for the Primary Prevention of Violence against Women in Australia. Executive Summary. 2nd edition. Australia.
The Guardian. 2021. "The Trouble with Boys: What Lies Behind the Flood of Teenage Sexual Assault Stories?" February 27.
Our Watch published in 2015 Change the Story, which brings together the international research and nationwide experience on what works to prevent violence against women and children. The publication can be downloaded by clicking on the title above to access the Our Watch website.
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. 2019. Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence in Australia: Continuing the National Story. Canberra, ACT: AIHW.
Council of Australian Governments. 2019. Fourth Action Plan: National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and Children 2010-2022. An initiative of the Commonwealth, state, and territory governments.
The Conversation. 2019. "Let’s make it mandatory to teach respectful relationships in every Australian school." May 28. Advocacy groups and the Government of Victoria are calling for Respectful Relationship programs to be mandatory for all schools across Australia. This is partly due to a new study that shows that whilst community attitudes are changing, a significant number of young people (men in particular) still hold outdated attitudes toward Violence against Women.
Mullins, Sarah. 2019. "'Sleep with me ... or I rape you': Backpackers Speak Out Ahead of Working Visa Change." Australian Broadcasting Commission. June 16. Young women who are utilizing the farm work visa program in Australia speak out about their frightening experiences. (see link)
Victoria State Government. 2019. "Free Sanitary Napkins and Tampons in All Public Schools." Melbourne.
The Guardian. 2019. "Women in Prison: It Took Six Months of Anguish to Get My Child." February 24.
Gleeson, Hayley. 2018. "Why are our prisons full of domestic violence victims?" ABC (Australia). December 20. The number of women in prison is continuing to soar.
2023 - February: Click here
Our Watch. 2021. Change the Story: A Shared Framework for the Primary Prevention of Violence against Women in Australia. Executive Summary. 2nd edition. Australia.
The Guardian. 2021. "The Trouble with Boys: What Lies Behind the Flood of Teenage Sexual Assault Stories?" February 27.
Our Watch published in 2015 Change the Story, which brings together the international research and nationwide experience on what works to prevent violence against women and children. The publication can be downloaded by clicking on the title above to access the Our Watch website.
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. 2019. Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence in Australia: Continuing the National Story. Canberra, ACT: AIHW.
Council of Australian Governments. 2019. Fourth Action Plan: National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and Children 2010-2022. An initiative of the Commonwealth, state, and territory governments.
The Conversation. 2019. "Let’s make it mandatory to teach respectful relationships in every Australian school." May 28. Advocacy groups and the Government of Victoria are calling for Respectful Relationship programs to be mandatory for all schools across Australia. This is partly due to a new study that shows that whilst community attitudes are changing, a significant number of young people (men in particular) still hold outdated attitudes toward Violence against Women.
Mullins, Sarah. 2019. "'Sleep with me ... or I rape you': Backpackers Speak Out Ahead of Working Visa Change." Australian Broadcasting Commission. June 16. Young women who are utilizing the farm work visa program in Australia speak out about their frightening experiences. (see link)
Victoria State Government. 2019. "Free Sanitary Napkins and Tampons in All Public Schools." Melbourne.
The Guardian. 2019. "Women in Prison: It Took Six Months of Anguish to Get My Child." February 24.
Gleeson, Hayley. 2018. "Why are our prisons full of domestic violence victims?" ABC (Australia). December 20. The number of women in prison is continuing to soar.
