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Online perpetrator interventions | NTV, 2024 | Read moreThis discussion paper on the latest online Men’s Behaviour Change Programs is informed by interviews with practitioners, conversations with No to Violence members and review of existing literature
Interventions for perpetrators of domestic, family and sexual violence in Australia | ANROWS, 2021 | Read moreAligned with the National Outcome Standards for Perpetrator Interventions, this research examines how human services (e.g. mental health, alcohol and other drugs, child protection) can be integral to perpetrator intervention systems.
Improving responses to young men’s use of intimate partner violence: Towards a best practice approach | University of Western Sydney, 2025 | Read moreThis research seeks to understand how to improve service responses to young men aged 16–25 using intimate partner violence (IPV) in Victoria, Australia.
Identifying and understanding child sexual offending behaviours and attitudes among Australian men | 2023 | Read moreThis research measures the prevalence of offending and risk behaviours and attitudes amongst of a weighted sample of 1,945 Australian men over 18 years of age.
Men’s behaviour change programs: Measuring outcomes and improving program quality | ANROWS, 2019 | Read more This research aimed to identify how to improve the quality of Men’s Behaviour Change Programs (MBCPs), how to measure outcomes and how to develop standards and accreditation processes that will improve quality and consistency of practice.
Technology-facilitated abuse: Self-Reported Perpetration by Australians 18+ | ANROWS | Access
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The information provided on this Family Violence Sexual Violence Knowledge Hub is curated to be the most recent and relevant available. While the content is continually being developed and will be regularly updated to reflect the latest insights and best practices, these resources are not exhaustive. While we strive to maintain the accuracy and timeliness of the information, we encourage users to check back frequently for new and refreshed materials, and to contact the relevant peak body if you would like more information about family violence, sexual violence and/or working with children and families in this context.
