Family And Domestic Violence Prevention
In the face of a scourge of violence that sees First Nations women experience violence at overwhelmingly disproportionate rates, a new peak body, bringing together the perspectives of Aboriginal commu...
The historic launch of the first dedicated national plan on violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in Canberra this month marked a decade of campaigning led by First Nations wome...
The Katherine West Health Board has welcomed the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory's report card assessing progress made against the Coroner's Inquest into the deaths of four Abo...
The Ochre Ribbon Campaign marks its 11th year this week with a nationwide campaign running February 12-19 raising awareness about the devastating impacts of family and domestic violence on Aboriginal...
Advocates and legal groups have welcomed a new national strategy to end violence against First Nations women and children, but say long-term funding is needed, as the Coalition raises concerns that ke...
A new, "historic" national strategy to end violence against First Nations women and children will place community-controlled solutions and family strengthening at the centre of safety and wellbeing.
The aunt of Boorloo woman Tiffany Anne Woodley has urged Western Australians to confront the ongoing toll of domestic violence, while delivering a Welcome to Country at a 16 Days in WA business breakf...
The 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence is now underway, uniting millions of people from November 25 to December 10 in a global movement to end violence against women and girls.
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the names and images of Indigenous people who have died.
In three months, more than 100 groups have responded to calls to honour women lost to domestic violence in the Northern Territory, and make a commitment for change.
The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Legal Service has welcomed additional funding to support First Nations-led approaches to responding to domestic, family violence, and sexual violence.
Warning - this story contains references to domestic violence. Help lines are listed at the end of this report. I Run For Her, a major annual fundraising initiative of Newcastle-based domestic and fam...
The Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory has expressed disappointment at the NT government's response to the coronial inquest into the deaths of four Aboriginal women, which was tab...