women’s safety

A criminologist and former cop’s emotional plea to politicians for real change on women’s safety in Australia has gone viral on social media.

As we reflect on the alleged murder of Chaitnaya Swetha Madhagani, let’s reaffirm our commitment to building a world where it could never happen again.

Many women use running as a coping mechanism. The fact that this outlet can’t exist without women fearing for their safety is infuriating. 

The Rocks precinct in Sydney will become a safer, more accessible place for women and girls, with a NSW government initiative.

Queensland police data reveals 24 people allegedly murdered by partners or family in the last financial year, compared to 16 previously.

Spanish World Cup-winning footballer Jenni Hermoso has given evidence to a judge investigating a kiss by football president Luis Rubiales.

When it comes to ensuring women’s safety in Australia, we’ve found ourselves in a very grim place this year. Here’s a breakdown of the stats.

Dr Tessa Boyd-Caine has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety (ANROWS).

Women and gender-diverse people have an opportunity to pinpoint safe and unsafe areas in NSW through an interactive mapping project.

Working with and for Indigenous women to achieve safety must always be at the centre of the work we do, writes Kyllie Cripps.

The wait time for people to access the escaping family and domestic violence payment has been reduced to now six business days– a big win.

This new program for women experiencing domestic violence includes gender-specific and trauma-informed care, and referrals to other agencies.