National framework for the prevention of violence against women Change the story: A shared framework for the primary prevention of violence (Project in partnership with Our Watch and VicHealth) Our Watch VicHealth Oct 14 Jun 15 Nov 15 $50-100k (ANROWS 2 Media representations of violence against women. Media representations of violence against women and their children (Project in partnership with Our Watch) University of Melbourne* University of Canberra Jan 15 Feb 16 July 16 $50-100k (ANROWS 2 ANROWS Service responses and interventions 4. SRT 3: Research Priority Project Title Chief Investigators Project Project End Publication Budget Range Project Type National mapping and meta-evaluation outlining key features of effective ‘safe at home’ programs that enhance safety and prevent homelessness for women and their children who have experienced domestic and family violence National mapping and meta-evaluation outlining key features of effective ‘safe at home’ programs that enhance safety and prevent homelessness for women and their children who have experienced domestic and family violence University of New South Wales* Curtin University Swinburne University of Technology University of South Australia Dec 14 Sep 15 Apr 16 $100-200k 2 Literature review on existing knowledge, practice and responses to violence against women in Australian Indigenous communities Existing knowledge, practice and responses to violence against in Australian Indigenous communities: State of knowledge paper Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies* Australian National University Dec 14 Sep 15 Jan 16 <$50k 3 Evaluations of innovative approaches encompassing Indigenous perspectives that successfully support Australian Advocacy for safety and empowerment: good practice and innovative approaches with Indigenous women experiencing family and University of New England* Griffith University Oct 14 Aug 16 Dec 16 $200-300k 1 contribution
Indigenous women subjected to family and/or sexual violence domestic violence in remote and regional Australia Models of accessible service provision for with disability who have experienced sexual assault and/or domestic violence What does it take? Developing informed and effective tertiary responses to violence and abuse for women and girls with disabilities in Australia Deakin University* La Trobe University Southern Cross University Oct 14 Sept 16 Feb 17 $300k+ 1 ANROWS Systems 5. SRT 4: Research Priority Project Title Research Partners Project Start Project End Publication Budget Project Type Improving and justice responses to violence against women. Domestic and family violence protection orders in Australia: An investigation of information sharing and enforcement Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research* Mar 15 May 16 Oct 16 2 Meta-evaluation of existing interagency partnerships, collaboration, coordination and/or integrated interventions and service responses to violence against women. Meta-evaluation of existing interagency partnerships, collaboration, coordination and/or integrated interventions and service responses to violence against women. University of New Wales* Dec 14 Dec 15 May 16 $100-200k 2 Evaluation of innovative models of innovative models of interagency partnerships, collaboration, coordination and/or integrated responses to family and/or sexual violence against women in Australian Indigenous communities. Evaluation of innovative models of innovative models of interagency partnerships, collaboration, coordination and/or integrated responses to family and/or sexual violence against women in Australian Indigenous communities. University of Western Australia* Bluett-Boyd Consulting Charles Darwin University Jan 15 Nov 16 Apr 17 $200-300k 2 Integrated child protection and domestic and family violence approaches and practice. The PATRICIA Project: Pathways And Research In Collaborative Inter-Agency working. University of Melbourne* Curtin University Nov 14 Nov 16 Apr 17 $300k+ 1
Attendee Department Apologies Deborah Butler Department of Health Jason Bonson Office of Men’s Policy Joanne Stringer Department of Justice and Attorney-General Tim Department of Social Services Suzanne Everingham Office of Women’s Policy Kadeja DFV in Department of Children and Families Lesley Miller Department of Housing Dawna Turne Department of Housing Nike Petrou DV Directorate (Department of Justice) New Wales – Thursday 17th December 2015 Attendee Department Apologies Alexandra Mattinson Women NSW Carolyn Thompson NSW Lindsay Blount Department of Social Services Paul Cramer Department of Social Services Annie Chapman Department of Social Services Christie Robertson Family and Child Services Genelle Warne NSW Police Reynato Reodica Department of Education Danielle (last name unknown NSW Health Western Australia – Thursday 17th December 2015 Attendee Department Apologies Antenucci Department of Justice Mental Health Commission Elke Browne Department of Aboriginal Affairs Department of Government and Communities Michael Hovane (on behalf of Jackson) Legal Aid WA Department of Housing Rimes (on behalf of Coosje Griffiths) Department of Education
15/12/2015 Northern Territory 8 17/12/2015 New South Wales 14 17/12/2015 Western Australia 15 18/1/2016 Australian Capital Territory 8 27/1/2016 Victoria 16 4/2/2016 South Australia 13 Total 91 Queensland – Thursday 10th December 2015 Attendee Organisation Apologies Shelly Bradford Centrecare Safer Families Support Stephanie Anne (unknown) Victoria (last name unknown) WWILD Kathy Faulkner (unknown) Karen Aspinall Laurel Louse Judge Trustees of the Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane Belinda Lideall (unknown) Linda Ann-Northey Working Against Violence Support Service and Ending Violence Against Women Queensland Beck Sherman (unknown) Belinda Liddell (unknown) Stacey Ross (unknown) Tasmania – Monday 14th December 2015 Attendee Organisation Apologies Gillian Long Migrant Resource Centre and the Phoenix Centre
Landscape Compass Horizons Australian National University Charles Darwin University Curtin University Deakin University Griffith University La Trobe University Southern Cross University Swinburne University of Technology University of Melbourne University of New England University of New South Wales University of South Australia University of Western Australia Australian Institute of Family Studies Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Parenting Research Centre The Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research (CFDFVR) Bluett-Boyd Consulting Insights London Metropolitan University RMIT University University of New South Wales University of Queensland Australian Law Reform Commission ANROWS Publications Chronology Date Publication Title/Topic Partner Entities Summary 14/5/2014 Fast Facts Indigenous Family violence Provides a brief outline of current statistics on interpersonal violence for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 14/5/2014 Fast Facts Violence against women key statistics Includes rates of violence against women and men and key statistics about women’s experiences of violence 30/1/2015 Footprints Issue 1 Indigenous family and sexual violence Theme of this edition is indigenous family and sexual violence providing information, reflections, interviews and a feature article on understanding and responding to domestic and family violence from an Aboriginal perspective 2/4/2015 Insights inConversation with Professor Liz Kelly CBE and Dr Anastasia Powell London Metropolitan University RMIT University Conversation between Prof Kelly and Dr Powell on violence against women and their children
2/4/2015 Footprints Issue 2 Understanding gendered violence Theme of edition centres on understanding gendered violence. Articles and contributions are focused around answering; how do researchers, practitioners, policy makers and community members conceptualise, analyse and comprehend violence against women and their children? 2/4/2015 Insights Public lecture by Professor Liz Kelly CBE: Re-visiting the continuum of sexual violence in the 21st century London Metropolitan University Public lecture held by Professor Liz Kelly 17/4/2015 Landscapes Issue 1 Review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange (KTE) in violence against field: Key findings and future directions Parenting Research Centre Reviews the evidence on KTE in violence against women (refers to domestic violence, including intimate partner violence and Indigenous family violence, and sexual assault). 17/4/2015 Compass Issue 1 Review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange in violence against women field: Key findings and future directions Provides a short summary of the Landscapes paper. Key finding: There is insufficient evidence about KTE strategies changing policy and practice in response to violence against women. 25/5/2015 Insights The international drive to achieve gender equality and the elimination of gender-based violence against women and girls Conference organised by the Gendered Violence Research Network, University of New South Wales Emeritus Professor Anne R. Edwards AO delivered the opening address at the inaugural Asia-Pacific conference on gendered violence and violations 26/6/2015 Landscapes Issue 2 Judicial education for domestic and family violence: State of knowledge paper The Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research (CFDFVR) Examines judicial education in relation to domestic and family violence, including good practices and initiatives, why specific education, professional development and training are needed and the factors influencing judicial officer decision making. 7/7/2015 Landscapes Issue 3 What does it take? Developing Informed and effective tertiary Deakin University Establishes the current state of knowledge on tertiary responses to violence and abuse for
responses to violence and abuse of women and girls with disabilities in Australia: State of Knowledge Paper La Trobe University Southern University women and girls with disabilities. 7/7/2015 Landscapes 4 Seeking help for domestic violence: Exploring rural women’s coping experiences: State of knowledge paper Curtin University University of South Australia Examines research and literature on the effects of social and geographical isolation and remoteness on the ability of women to disclose, report, seek help, and receive appropriate interventions following domestic and family violence and/or sexual assault. 14/7/2015 Footprints 3 Gender based violence Draws attention to the experiences and impacts of gender based violence against women with disabilities and women from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities 28/7/2015 Landscapes Issue 5 National mapping and meta-evaluation outlining key features of effective ‘safe at home’ programs that enhance safety and prevent homelessness for and their children who have experienced domestic and family violence: State of knowledge paper University of New South Wales Curtin University Swinburne University of Technology University of South Australia Discusses the history and development of ‘safe at home’ approaches, and the corresponding policy and practice context. It outlines current safe at home approaches in Australia and overseas and common program elements across jurisdictions. 28/7/2015 Landscapes 6 Establishing the connection [between alcohol and drug use and sexual victimisation]: State of knowledge paper Australian Institute of Family Studies Explores the prevalence of sexual violence and alcohol and drug use in Australia; the association between alcohol and other drug use and severity of, or vulnerability to, sexual violence and re-victimisation, correlations between child sexual abuse and AOD use, adult sexual abuse and subsequent AOD use, current practice around identification, assessment, response and referral pathways. 6/8/2015 Landscapes 8 Innovative models in addressing violence against Indigenous women: State of knowledge paper University of Western Australia Bluett-Boyd Consulting Draws on both national and international literature and policy and program evaluations, to establish what is currently known about innovative
Charles Darwin University responses to violence against Indigenous women in Australia 11/8/2015 Landscapes 7 Building effective policies and services to promote women’s economic security following domestic violence. State of knowledge paper University of New South Wales Outlines what is currently known about the economic tactics and financial impact of domestic violence, and ways to promote women’s economic security during and following violence. 4/9/2015 Landscapes Issue 9 Advocacy for safety and empowerment: State of knowledge paper Griffith University University of New England Analyses critical, policy, service and research literature on responses to Aboriginal experiencing family and domestic violence in Australia; focusing on non-legal and services and women’s specialist services in regional and remote settings 30/9/2015 Landscapes Issue 10 Implementing systems of care in health settings: The WITH State of knowledge paper Australian Institute of Family Studies Examines the available literature on trauma-informed frameworks, models and guidelines that guide organisations to improve service provision to survivors of sexual violence with mental health problems 30/9/2015 Landscapes Issue 11 Meta-evaluation of existing interagency partnerships, collaboration, coordination and/or integrated interventions and service responses to violence against women: State of knowledge paper University of New South Wales Presents a preliminary overview of the literature on the partnerships, collaborations and integrated interventions in relation to domestic and family violence and sexual assault in the international and Australian context. 12/10/2015 Insights ANROWS Public Lecture with Professor Leigh Goodmark University of Queensland Recording of lecture held by Professor Goodmark 12/10/2015 Insights ANROWS inConversation with Professor Goodmark and Professor Rosalind Croucher AM University of Queensland Australian Law Reform Commission Professor Goodmark (UQ) came to Australia to discuss her research focusing on and justice responses to violence against women. Professor Goodmark’s conversation with Prof Croucher was recorded as part of ANROWS inConversation series. 22/10/2015 Horizons Issue 1 Violence against women in Australia: Additional analysis of the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ In-depth research report providing substantial analysis of data collected in the Australian
09/12/15 Landscapes 16 Perpetrator interventions in Australia (Part One – Literature Review / Part Two – Perpetrator pathways and mapping) Maps the pathways and interventions for perpetrators of domestic/family violence and sexual assault through and criminal legal systems; and examines the responses and service systems currently available to DFV and sexual assault perpetrators in each jurisdiction. 11/1/16 Landscapes 17 Domestic and family violence and parenting: methods insights into impact and support needs La Trobe University Australian Institute of Family Studies Examines the current of knowledge on the impact of domestic and family violence (DFV) on parenting. 21/1/16 Landscapes 18 Existing knowledge, practice and responses to violence against Women in Australian Indigenous communities: Key findings and future directions Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (Australian National University) Provides a review of published literature to present the current state of knowledge, practice and responses to violence against women in Australian Indigenous communities. 21/1/16 Compass Existing knowledge, practice and responses to violence against Women in Australian Indigenous communities: Key findings and future directions Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (Australian National University) Provides a summary of the key findings of the Landscape paper on the current state of knowledge, practice and responses to violence against women in Australian. Indigenous communities.
Strategic Research Theme 2: Gender inequality and primary prevention Research Priority Project Title Approximate Length Budget Range Type 2.1 National framework for the prevention of violence against women. National framework for the prevention of violence against women and their children (Project in partnership with Our Watch and VicHealth) 20 months $50-100k (ANROWS contribution) 2 2.2 Media representations of violence against women. Media representations of violence against women and their children (Project in partnership with Our Watch). 1 year $50-100k (ANROWS contribution) 2 Source: ANROWS Strategic Research Theme 3: Service Responses and interventions Research Priority Project Approximate Length Budget Range Type 3.1 National mapping and meta-evaluation outlining key features of effective ‘safe at home’ programs that enhance safety and prevent homelessness for women and their children who have experienced domestic and family violence. National mapping and meta-evaluation outlining key features of effective ‘safe at home’ programs that enhance safety and prevent homelessness for women and their children who have experienced domestic and family violence. 6 months $100-200k 2 3.2 Literature review on existing knowledge, practice and responses to violence against women in Australian Indigenous communities. State of knowledge, practice and responses to violence against women in Australian Indigenous Communities. 6 months <$50k 3 3.3 Evaluations of innovative approaches encompassing Indigenous perspectives that successfully support Australian Indigenous women subjected to family and/or sexual violence. Advocacy for safety and empowerment: good practice and innovative approaches with Indigenous women experiencing family and domestic violence in remote and regional Australia. 18 months $200-300k 1 3.4 Models of accessible service provision for women with disability who have experienced sexual assault and/or domestic violence. What does it take? Developing informed and effective tertiary responses to violence and abuse for women and girls with disabilities in Australia 2 $300k+ 1 Source: ANROWS