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From Masculinity to Humanity: Raising Kinder Boys
As a Mum of boys, I want to make sure that my husband and I do not limit our sons to what society deems is acceptable for them. After all, masculinity is a social construct and experienced differently by each man; it’s not something our boys are simply born with.
Member Profile: Aboriginal Family Legal Service
While a lot of our work is supporting and responding to members of our community who have been impacted by family and domestic violence, we recognise the importance of doing what we can to stop it happening in the first place – and that means working with our community to build a culture of respect and equality.
Community, Respect and Equality alliance welcomes its 50th member
Geraldton’s Community, Respect and Equality (CRE) alliance has reached an important milestone, welcoming Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation as its 50th member organisation.
Capability is everywhere – let’s make sure opportunity is too
Whether we’re talking about trades, science, leadership or community life, creating opportunity means breaking down barriers that have kept people from using their strengths and pursuing their passions.
Diverse Capacity Builders: Listening deeply and recognising the strength of diversity
Equality means recognising that many women face layered challenges of disability, social disadvantage, cultural barriers, trauma, or limited access to opportunity; and ensuring that these realities are not overlooked.
Local voices, lasting change: How Rashaan is helping challenge gender stereotypes
When we think about preventing family violence, we often think about education campaigns or workplace policies. While these are important, lasting social change also happens when community members see people they know modelling new possibilities.
Children are detectives of the world
Children aged 0–5 learn at an incredible pace. They are watching, listening and making meaning from everything around them — including the small messages adults send about gender. Even subtle redirection can teach children what boys and girls are “supposed” to like. A...
WACRH and Bundiyarra partner to prevent family violence in the Mid West
The Western Australian Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community (Aboriginal Corporation) have signed a landmark partnership agreement to work together to prevent family violence by engaging Aboriginal men across Geraldton, Mullewa and...
Supporting Healthy Independence
Children’s independence is an important part of developing a healthy sense of self and can be a protective factor against abuse at any age. When children - both boys and girls - are given opportunities to make choices, solve problems and learn new skills, they learn...
Mid West Academy of Sport: Women in Sport
Midwest Academy of Sport (MWAS) signed on to become a part of the Community, Respect & Equality alliance in late 2025. Being part of the program was a natural decision, as we are working daily to break down some of the barriers facing our female athletes. ...