Illustrative theory of change from the Global Programme: Safe Cities Free of Violence Against Women and Girls The programme is a flagship initiative of UNIFEMthat aims to develop a model for worldwide replic

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• Sex crimes
• Violence
• Sexism
• Behavior
• Domestic violence
• Family therapy
• Sexual harassment
• Girls Action Foundation
• Gender-based violence
• Ethics
• Violence against women

2014 Issue 2 Susie is 12 years old. Mercy in Action have known Susie’s family for 6 years. They work as scavengers and spend all day and night on the streets. Their home is some cardboard on the ground wherever they c

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Pass the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA) One out of every three women worldwide will be physically, sexually or otherwise abused during her lifetime—with rates reaching 70 percent in some countries. Th

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• Ethics
• Abuse
• Gender studies
• Family therapy
• Violence
• Domestic violence
• UN Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict
• Violence against women
• Feminism
• Gender-based violence

How the Second Action Plan helps Indigenous Women What is the National Plan? The National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, also called the National Plan, is a long-term plan agreed by a

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• Violence
• Family therapy
• Domestic violence
• Behavior
• Indigenous Australians
• Bennelong Society
• Abuse
• Violence against women
• Ethics

How the Second Action Plan helps Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Women What is the National Plan? The National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, also called the National Pla

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• Family therapy
• Violence
• Domestic violence
• Behavior
• Violence against women
• Abuse
• Ethics

The Empowerment of Ostriches: Flying 101. A participant Action Research project aimed at improving youth worker intervention for young women experiencing family violence. Judy Kulisa Edith Cowan University, Perth, Weste

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• Gender-based violence
• Feminism
• Family therapy
• Domestic violence
• Cycle of violence
• Tom Caplan
• Domestic violence in the United States
• Abuse
• Ethics
• Violence

How can I support the Second Action Plan? Reducing violence against women and their children is everyone’s responsibility and a long-term challenge. By working together and challenging the attitudes and behaviours that

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• Violence
• Family therapy
• Feminism
• Domestic violence
• Domestic violence in the United States
• Anti-rape movement
• Violence against women
• Abuse
• Ethics

Whether or not you feel able to leave an abuser, there are things you can do to make yourself and your family safer. IN AN EMERGENCY If you are at home & you are being threatened or

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• Legal action
• Restraining order
• Domestic violence
• Violence
• Abuse
• Law
• Ethics

ActivityBuild a plan for action Family Strengths Checklist If you are interested in building the resilience of your family, complete the Family Strengths Checklist by checking the numbers that most apply to your

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• Chirp
• Resilience
• Public safety
• Psychology
• Social change
• Positive psychology
• Psychological resilience
• Mental health

How the Second Action Plan helps Women with Disability What is the National Plan? The National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, also called the National Plan, is a long-term plan agreed

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• Feminism
• Ethics
• Family therapy
• Violence
• Domestic violence
• Disability
• Domestic violence in the United States
• Outline of domestic violence
• Violence against women
• Gender-based violence
• Abuse