Engender Equality Philanthropic Report 2022/23
Welcome to the Engender Equality 2022/23 Philanthropic Report.
Engender Equality Annual Report 2022/23
Welcome to the Engender Equality 2022/23 Annual Report.
Submission - Mandatory Sentencing for Sex Offenders 2016 (SHE)
Submission to the Sentencing Advisory Council – Mandatory Treatment for Sex Offenders – Research Paper Draft
Submission Self Defence Law 2015 (SHE)
Submission to the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute – review of the Law Relating to Self Defence 2015
Submission on the Tasmanian Government’s Conversion Practices Bill 2024
Engender Equality, a dedicated family violence service committed to fostering safe and supportive environments, seeks to express concern regarding the proposed Miscellaneous (Conversion Practices) Bill 2024 in Tasmania. As advocates for the well-being and safety of individuals and families impacted by family violence and gender-based violence, we express our reservations about the bill’s current form and its potential implications.
When your patient talks to you about violence or abuse
A toolkit for medical practitioners in Tasmania.
Leaving an Abusive Relationship?
Leaving an abusive or controlling relationship can be a very stressful and dangerous time as family violence is often heightened during a separation. Every woman’s situation is different but you don’t have to face separation alone. A family violence counsellor can provide you with emotional support and safety planning, particularly in the event you have to leave your partner in a hurry.
Reproductive Coercion - A General Practice Resource
Reproductive coercion is both a form of interpersonal abuse and a form of sexual violence. It is usually perpetrated against women by male partners and almost always manifests within a broader pattern of controlling behaviours known as ‘coercive control’.
Family Violence and the Workplace
Increasing numbers of Australian workplaces are introducing family violence workplace entitlements. Workplaces play a unique role in helping people who are living with violence and they have a responsibility to act if the effects of violence are flowing into someone’s work life.
Engender Equality Service Brochure
A printable information brochure about Engender Equality services