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A free resource supporting local governments to prevent violence against women in their workplaces and communities.
There are a growing number of male allies for gender equality. At times, some men believe they are supporting equality and women’s rights, but perhaps they still have some work to do on how to be an ally. It’s a long journey for women to be fully equal to men.
Evidence suggests that many men overstate their commitment to being an ally and are still doing less than their fair share, particularly at home.
Becoming a male ally for gender equality means recognising male privilege and what gender inequality means. Engage in the search and implementation of strategies to tackle gender inequality.
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Men in focus from Our Watch is an extensive evidence review about links between dominant forms of masculinity and violence against women.
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The Man Box: A study on being a young man in Australia is the first comprehensive study that focuses on the attitudes to manhood and the behaviours of young Australian men aged 18 to 30.
Evidence from Promundo about gaps in male allyship and solutions.
This report discusses approaches to ensuring men have equal stake in efforts toward gender parity.
The Working Together with Men resource from HealthWest Partnership is a guide to creating projects that work with men to prevent violence against women in their communities.