From journal articles to Quick Guides and webinars, you will find tools and information to support.
A summary of the report that examines how systems are being weaponised as tools of post-separation financial abuse, particularly targeted at single mothers and their children.
Research by Swinburne University identifies “Fembot Debt” as an emerging form of financial abuse that is enabled through government systems. It shows how weaknesses in Australia’s tax, child support and Family Tax Benefit (FTB) systems can be exploited by persons using violence (usually former parnters), transferring financial liability onto victim‑survivors.
This study examined how worker-identified sexual, criminal, and combined exploitation concerns intersect with missing episodes in residential care.
MYAN conducted a national youth survey in 2025 and disseminated a discussion paper, inviting feedback from stakeholders. The two terms CALD and CARM are most commonly used in public policy development and advocacy, with CALD being the long-established term and CARM emerging as a contender.
Frameworks for Trans and Gender Diverse inclusion in prevention of gender-based violence initiatives
A practice guide for recognising and responding to non‑fatal strangulation as a serious, high‑risk form of family and sexual violence.
This report provides the first comprehensive mapping of how chatbots are implicated in violence against women and girls (VAWG), identifying new forms of harm - chatbot-driven and chatbot-simulated abuse.
Children and young people bereaved by parental intimate partner homicide reclaim their stories
How do children and young people experience home following bereavement through intimate partner homicide?
