Prevention of Violence Against Women: Leading change in the Victorian local government sector

Author: 
MAV and VicHealth
Publish Date: 
2013
Media Type: 
Publication
Category: 
Promising Programs
Prevention Strategy Type: 
Coalition Building
Community Engagement
Engaging Boys & Men
Leadership Development
Organizational Development
Peer Influence/Norms Change
Systems Change
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This report showcases the leadership and innovative work of Victorian councils (Australia) to promote gender equity and prevent violence against women. Useful models are promoted that can be adapted and implemented by local governments in communities around the world.

 

 

 

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