Domestic and family violence (DFV) and sexual assault (SA) are prevalent harms affecting a significant number of Australians. There is increasing recognition that the effects of DFV can potentially affect...
AS THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT PREPARES TO CONVENE THE NATIONAL WOMEN’S SAFETY SUMMIT, ANALYSIS BY EQUITY ECONOMICS FINDS: Family and domestic violence is the primary reason women and children seek...
Investment in new social housing for survivors of family and domestic violence in Australia would not only give safety and security to some of those needing it the most, but it also makes economic sense, new...
People with limited physical and economic access to the quantity and quality of food they need to live an active and healthy life are food insecure. In Australia, women are more vulnerable to food insecurity...
Cairns Homelessness Evaluation Mission Australia recently released our evaluation of Mission Australia’s Cairns Homelessness Services The full report and infographic are available...
Over the past decade Australian governments have invested in significant legislative, policy and service reforms to mitigate the impact of domestic and family violence for women and children. Little, however,...
Following the release of the AIHW report Family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia, ANROWS has compiled some of the significant data sets into a fact sheet for easy reference. The AIHW report...
Financial issues, including the prospect of leaving property or assets behind are major factors in women’s decisions about leaving or staying in violent relationships, and the economic difficulties arising...
This research project reviewed and analysed data to identify key program elements, policy contexts and learnings from the implementation of integrated responses in all Australian...
