The purpose of the Intersectionality and Diverse Communities (I&DC) Communities of Practice, is to consolidate understanding of the impact of intersecting forms of discrimination and disadvantage and move towards sharing best-practise for the advancement of gender equality and prevention of violence against women in our region.
Intersectionality and Diverse Communities - Pride in Prevention - March 2021
- Evaluation snapshot [PDF:349KB]
- Pride in Prevention - A guide to primary prevention of family violence experienced by LGBTIQ communities [PDF:4.99MB]
- Rainbow Health, Evidence + Advocacy + Action [PDF:1.79MB]
Intersectionality and Diverse Communities: Intersectionality, Gender & Ableism - October 2020
- Evaluation snapshot 459KB
- Women with Disabilities Victoria slides [PDF:687KB]
- Sexual Lives & Respectful Relationships Information Sheet 1 [PDF:207KB]
- Sexual Lives & Respectful Relationships Information Sheet 2 [PDF:124KB]
- Sexual Lives & Respectful Relationships Information Sheet 3 [PDF:126KB]
Intersectionality and Diverse Communities: From Theory to Practice - May 2020
- Watch the full webinar
- Webinar Evaluation Snapshot [PDF: 305KB]
- Respect Victoria Presentation [PDF: 1MB]
- Family Safety Victoria Presentation [PDF: 385KB]
- Everybody Matters – Inclusion and Equity Statement
- What is Intersectionality?
Intersectionality and Diverse Communities: Aboriginal Self-Determination A Safer Future - Feb 2020
- Evaluation Snapshot [PDF: 786KB]
- Family Safety Victoria and Dhelk Dja presentation[PDF: 3MB]
- Our Watch presentation [PDF: 1.33MB]
- Changing the Picture
- Dhelk Dja
- Everyone Matters
- Under the Radar: Contemporary Challenges for Prevention of Violence Against Women Practitioners - 2019
Terms of Reference
The terms of reference for Year Four of the Regional PVT Strategy, is a living document. Partners are actively encouraged to provide input, feedback and suggested changes at any stage in the year. Please contact zfrancis@whise.org.au
Intersectionality and Diverse Communities (I&DC) Terms of Reference [PDF:226KB]