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What matters most to Victorians working to end men's use of family violence? ![]()
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Today we hosted our Victorian Member Meeting, bringing together members ahead of the state election to shape our advocacy priorities together. ![]()
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We shared results from our recent Member Survey, and they're clear about what matters most to Victoria: ![]()
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• 68% want us pushing for earlier intervention with boys and men who use, or are at risk of using, violence![]()
• 66% want us driving systemic reform to end the enablers of men's violence ![]()
• 73% want us advocating directly with political and policy leaders ![]()
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We introduced our election platform and broke into working groups to dig into two priorities members told us matter most: ![]()
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• Systemically centring victim-survivor safety and dignity ![]()
• Investment in earlier intervention ![]()
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Growing a movement to end men's family violence means building coalitions and facilitating joint initiatives with the people doing this work every day. Thank you to everyone who joined, contributed ideas, and pushed our thinking further in the breakout discussions. This is what partnership looks like. ![]()
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More to come as the campaign rolls out. Watch this space.
No to Violence's free, online National Directory of Services for people who use violence is available now on mrs.org.au/services![]()
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The National Directory supports professionals with their referral practice by making it easier to find trusted specialist and community services to meet client needs and support pathways for change.![]()
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The National Directory reflects the diversity of our communities, including services for First Nations peoples, and those of all genders, ages, cultures, languages and abilities. We recognise the importance of culturally safe, community-led responses and are committed to ensuring First Nations voices and services are represented.![]()
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We encourage services and professionals to explore the directory, share it with your networks, and register or recommend eligible services.![]()
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Learn more at mrs.org.au/for-professionals/
