PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN OUR COMMUNITY PROJECT A whole-of-community approach to the prevention of violence against women.

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PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN OUR COMMUNITY PROJECT A whole-of-community approach to the prevention of violence against women

Overview  Background and context  Approach to implementation  Key activities to highlight  Challenges  Resources to share  Questions and discussion

The three Outer East Councils  Knox City Council  Maroondah City Council  Yarra Ranges Council

Project Governance Project Control Group Kerry Stubbings (Chair) Director Community Services, Knox Kathy Parton (Program Manager) Manager Community Wellbeing, Knox Wendy King Director Community and Leisure Services, Maroondah Alison Cran Director Social and Economic Development, Yarra Ranges Anna Stewart Project Coordinator Project Working Group Nicole Hunter (Chair) Coordinator Community Access & Equity, Knox Helen Ruddell Senior Program Manager – Economic Development, Knox Isha Scott Executive Officer Social & Community Planning, Yarra Ranges Cathi Walker Social Planning & Development Officer, Yarra Ranges Noelene Greene Program Manager Community Planning & Development, Maroondah Robyn Williams Community Safety Officer, Maroondah Kristine Olaris Chief Executive Officer, Women’s Health East Eastern Region Family Violence Partnership Denise Richards Regional Integration Coordinator, Eastern Region Family Violence Partnership

Approach to implementation  Working internally within council to have impact in community  Integrating gender equity into core council business  Mix of cluster-wide and individual council activity  Action, Research, Evaluation

Project delivery

Targeting specific teams  Depot / Operations Centre  Communications  Leisure Services  Facilities  Economic Development  Statutory Planning  Community Safety  Local Laws  Home & Community Care  Maternal & Child Health  Community Arts  Youth Services  Human Resources

Leisure Services  Outer East Cluster PVAW Leisure Services Session: promoting the inclusion, safety and respect of women and girls in sport and recreation

Facilities  Audits of select facilities  Incorporating gender-sensitive principles into facility design.

Depot / Operations Centre  Presentations to staff  Yarra Ranges Women’s Network

Gender Matters Workshop

Garnering leadership support Outer East MAV Promoting Gender Equity to Prevent Violence against Women Senior Leadership Engagement Session

Garnering leadership support  Reports to Senior Leader / Executive Management Teams  Presentations to Directorate Leadership Teams  Inviting leaders to speak at key campaign events  Drawing on Project Control Group influence

Maroondah City Council

Promoting the Project / PVAW  Sharing project updates via , at internal meetings, network meetings, and invitations to council committees.  Communications teams:  Social media  Media releases  Info posted on council website and staff intranet pages

Knox Communications Team “Real men don’t hit chicks” 16 Days of Activism Campaign

Emerging Champions  Project Working Group members  Events and contact with the project

Maroondah White Ribbon Working Group

Influencing Plans and Policy  Participating in consultations  Contributing to Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan development

Stimulating interest in PVAW & Gender Equity

Maroondah City Council  Engagement with and support for the project has grown substantially. Key factors: Staff awareness raising sessions Targeted engagement with teams Meeting with the Corporate Leadership Teams Senior Leader commitment Establishment of a White Ribbon Working Group

Challenges  Maintaining a focus on gender equity  Managing momentum and prioritising activity  Commitment and resourcing to progress project activities  Pressure to undertake projects externally  Responding to disclosures of violence and sexism

Resources to share  Generic PVAW Presentation  Shorter PVAW ‘Spiel’  List of PVAW activities by department/team area  Gender Analysis Questions  Gender Equity Statistics

Questions and Discussion Anna Stewart Preventing Violence against Women in Our Community Project Coordinator Ph: