From journal articles to Quick Guides and webinars, you will find tools and information to support.
This study of young people and families in transnational Muslim communities in Australia finds that current forced-marriage frameworks rely on an overly narrow view of consent and coercion. Community perspectives show broader structural pressures at play, highlighting the need for more community-led prevention strategies.
This report card provides key data updates on progress towards the primary prevention of violence against women in Australia.
A simple Program Logic template, with suggestions for consideration.
The key tool in designing for outcomes is developing a logic model/map. A logic model makes clear our assumptions about how our actions will cause the outcome we are expecting. It encourages us to reflect on our intent, actions and desired result and to discuss them with others and make them explicit. This fact sheet refers to program logic and describes what is helpful at this level. For smaller scale activities, similar key questions and processes can help but these might not be documented as formally or involve the same degree of collaboration with others.
Measuring outcomes helps organisations to test what they are doing and the difference they are making, learn whether or not it is working, and continuously improve to have even greater impact. This test, learn and improve process can improve service design and delivery, drive innovation and support organisations to engage funders and the people they are working with.
This fact sheet will introduce you to considerations for selecting data collection methods. Information gathered about the outcomes of programs and activities can help track progress and identify lessons and opportunities for improvement and determine whether outcomes have been delivered.
The 'Snapshot of Good Practice Case Studies' are best-practice resources designed to support family violence professionals in the child and family services sector and across intersecting sectors in effective implementation of the MARAM framework.
