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A violence-free Victoria.

It all starts with respect.

Campaigns

We all have the power to create a Victoria free from family violence and violence against women.

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Three men sit in conversation for the What Kind of Man Do You Want to Be? campaign.

What Kind of Man Do You Want to Be?

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There are a lot of ‘rules’ out there telling men how to be. What would happen if those rules didn’t exist? What would that mean for your partner, your family, and your community? What would it mean for you? 

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16 Days of Activism Toolkit

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Information and resources for workplaces, organisations and community groups to get involved in ending violence against women.

Portraits of three people involved in the 'Agency, access and action' campaign.

Agency, access and action: Women with Disabilities Victoria x Respect Victoria

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Agency, access and action: We all deserve to be safe, respected and to have the power to make decisions about our own lives.

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Walk Against Family Violence 2025

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Join the Walk Against Family Violence on Friday 28 November and create Victorian communities where everyone is safe, equal and respected.

Thousands of people wearing orange Respect Victoria hats and carrying rally signs march in the 2023 Walk Against Family Violence, the opening event of the 16 Days of Activism in Victoria.

16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence 2025

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Help build Victorian communities where women are safe and equal. It all starts with respect.

Two men, Kobe and Mufaro, sit in conversation

Respect Starts With A Conversation

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Let's start talking, so we can build a future where we are all safe, equal and respected. 

Respect is choosing not to laugh at jokes that put women down. Respect women. Call it out.

Respect Women: ‘Call It Out’ (Respect Is)

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Safe, equal and respected

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Respect Older People: Call it Out

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Whether we are nine or 90, we all deserve to be safe, equal and respected.

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Sexism and Sport: Call It Out

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Everyone can play a role creating an equal playing field in sports teams, in the stands, and at home.

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Pride, Respect, Equality

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The Pride, Respect, Equality campaign highlights the important role that families can play in supporting and celebrating LGBTIQ+ loved ones.

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Respect Women: 'Call It Out' (Public Transport)

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It’s easy to tune out during rush hour. But it’s good to stay present and be aware of other commuters. With around two million passengers a day using Victoria's trains, trams and buses; we all have a role to play in calling out sexual harassment.