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Choosing Family Violence and Gender Equity Training Providers
A Tool for employers, Human Resources and learning professionals
16 Days of Activism 2018 – WHISE Social Media Campaign Report
WHISE and partners have chosen to promote the 16 Days of Activism campaign in cafes throughout the Southern Metropolitan Region. Cafes play an important role in the community of bringing people together and promoting messages...
16 Days of Activism 2020 – WHISE Social Media Campaign Report
In 2020, the focus of WHISE’s social media campaign was to explore what respect means and how people can take positive action, for example, modelling respect or stepping up when you hear disrespectful behavior. This...
16 Days of Activism – Values-based Messaging
Womens Health in the South East (WHISE) hosted a lunchtime session as part of 16 Days of Activism. Mark Chenery from Common Cause Australia presented a practical session on why and how to use effective...
16 Day of Activism – Social Media Toolkit
WHISE has compiled a social media toolkit for people looking to participate in 16 Days of Activism. The aim of this toolkit is to assist individuals and organisations to promote consistent messaging about the campaign...
Gender Equality in the Workplace Toolkit
The Preventing Violence Together Partnership has developed a step-by-step Toolkit to clearly guide partners on their gender equity journey, starting with building leadership commitment and working towards affecting community change through implementing targeted actions and...
GenVic Gender, Disaster & Resilience: A gender equal road to recovery
PAEC Inquiry into the Victorian Response to the COVID- 19 Pandemic - July 2020. https://www.genvic.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/GEN-VIC-Submission-to-PAEC-Covid19-Inquiry-Final-1.pdf
Impacts of COVID 19 on women’s mental health and recommendations for action – UPDATE October 2020
An update from the Women’s Mental Health Alliance on the impacts of COVID19 on women’s mental health, incorporating data gathered since the publication of their first policy brief in June 2020. https://womenshealthvic.com.au/resources/WHV_Publications/WMHA_Impacts-of-COVID19-on-womens-mental-health-and-recommendations-for-action_Update-13-October-2020_(Fulltext-PDF).pdf