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Contents Foreword...................................................................................................4 About this framework..............................................................................6 A shared approach to preventing violence ..........................................................................................................................7 Framework foundations: supporting documents .................................................................................................................7 Preventing violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their children: additional future work ............8 The framework at a glance: executive summary...................................9 Introduction: an urgent need for collective action ............................15 A prevalent, serious and preventable human rights abuse .................................................................................................16 A new framework for action ..............................................................................................................................................17 Our vision: an Australia free of violence against women and their children ........................................................................19 Element 1 An explanatory model of violence......................................21 What is violence against women and their children? .........................................................................................................22 Understanding violence in a social context of gender inequality ........................................................................................23 The gendered drivers of violence against women .............................................................................................................26 Factors that reinforce the gendered drivers .......................................................................................................................29 Element 2 Key actions to prevent violence against women...............34 Essential actions to reduce the gendered drivers of violence against women ....................................................................35 Supporting actions to address reinforcing factors .............................................................................................................36 Element 3 Approach, settings and techniques ...................................37 Reaching everyone ...........................................................................................................................................................38 Settings for action .............................................................................................................................................................40 Proven and promising techniques .....................................................................................................................................43 Making change ‘stick’: combining techniques across multiple settings .............................................................................47 Innovating and evaluating to build evidence ......................................................................................................................48 2
Element 4 Prevention infrastructure....................................................49 Mechanisms for coordination and quality assurance .........................................................................................................50 An expert workforce .........................................................................................................................................................50 Political, sector-specific and civil society leadership ..........................................................................................................51 Policy and legislative reform ..............................................................................................................................................51 Shared monitoring, reporting and evaluation frameworks ..................................................................................................51 Element 5 Stakeholder roles and responsibilities...............................52 Council of Australian Governments................................................................................................................................... 53 Commonwealth, state and territory and local governments .............................................................................................. 54 Those working in key settings and sectors ....................................................................................................................... 55 Those working on other social issues .............................................................................................................................. 56 Our Watch and others working to end violence ................................................................................................................ 56 Element 6 Stages of action and expected outcomes..........................58 Stage one: 2016–18 ......................................................................................................................................................... 59 Stage two: 2019–21 ......................................................................................................................................................... 60 Stage three: post–2022 ................................................................................................................................................... 61 How will we know we are making a difference? ............................................................................................................... 61 Glossary of terms ..................................................................................62 Acknowledgements ...............................................................................65 Appendix 1 An overview of effective prevention practice by technique ..66 Endnotes ................................................................................................69 3
Page 1: CHANGE the STORY A shared framework
Page 5 and 6: Our Watch has been established to d
Page 7 and 8: A shared approach to preventing vio
Page 9 and 10: The framework at a glance: executiv
Page 11 and 12: Introduction: an urgent need for co
Page 13 and 14: What can we do? Element 2: Key acti
Page 15 and 16: INTRODUCTION An urgent need for col
Page 17 and 18: There are many reasons to prevent v
Page 19 and 20: Linking primary prevention to early
Page 21 and 22: ELEMENT 1 An explanatory model of v
Page 23 and 24: Understanding violence in a social
Page 25 and 26: Social, economic and political cond
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Page 29 and 30: The gendered drivers of violence ag
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Page 37 and 38: ELEMENT 3 Approach, settings and te
Page 39 and 40: Robust response systems: the founda
Page 41 and 42: Table 1 Key settings and sectors in
Page 43 and 44: Proven and promising techniques The
Page 45 and 46: Communications and social marketing
Page 47 and 48: Making change ‘stick’: combinin
Page 49 and 50: ELEMENT 4 Prevention infrastructure
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An effective national approach to p
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Local governments are the entities
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Case study: Roles of different stak
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An Australia where women and their
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Stage three: post-2022 Full impleme
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Backlash - the resistance, hostilit
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Acknowledgements This framework was
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Technique Effective or promising pr
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Endnotes 1. Council of Australian G
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53. In Australia: Mouzos, J. and Ma
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106. Foshee V.A., Linder, G.F., Bau
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