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119:. Its primary purpose then was "to raise awareness and engage the community in action to prevent violence against women and their children", and it was established under the "National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children (2010-2022)". Its role was to provide national leadership in this area, and to drive change in culture, behaviours and power imbalances that cause violence against women. 349:
different categories, with an overall Gold Our Watch Award. Since 2019 there has been a single award, known as the Our Watch Award at the Walkley Mid-Year Celebration, which "recognises the work of an individual, team or news organisation in highlighting the drivers of gendered violence and the way these intersect with other forms of discrimination and abuse faced by victims".
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Our Watch developed a new national media awards scheme, administered by the Walkley Foundation, to recognise and reward exemplary reporting of violence against women, in particular reporting that highlights the causes of violence and what we as a society can do to 'stop it before it starts'. The Our
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in 2021. In the executive summary, the report said "Our Watch has and continues to meet the policy outcomes set when it was established", and, although the impact of primary prevention measures are difficult to measure, "Our Watch has achieved extensive influence in the development of the field of
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in December 2018 surveyed 251 people across the country. Around 82 per cent of respondents said that they were familiar with the work done by Our Watch, and nearly 75 per cent reported that the "Change the story" framework had influenced their approach to primary prevention. Importantly, Our Watch
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and funded by the Australian Government, "to recognise and reward exemplary reporting of violence against women, in particular reporting that highlights the causes of violence and what we as a society can do to ‘stop it before it starts’". Until 2018, several awards were given in up to seven
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The report concluded that Our Watch had not only achieved its original intended outcomes, but had also brought about very helpful outcomes outside of its original scope. It said that it had fully achieved one of its three five-year organisation-level outcomes, that of evaluating and publicly
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increased from 25 per cent in June 2017 to 80 per cent in 2018. Our Watch developed resources for schools and delivered a pilot programme to 19 schools first, and the Royal Commission into Family Violence (established by the Victorian Government in 2015) recommended that the "Respectful
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joined Our Watch, and in their 2019–2022 action plan established a position in collaboration with the organisation, the Our Watch Senior Advisor Tasmania. They have also committed to implementing the Our Watch "Workplace Equality and Respect Standards" across all government departments.
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In 2021, the second edition of the "Change the story" framework was released. The revised edition turns the focus onto male perpetrators, not the victims of family violence. It turns the emphasis away from "response and women, to prevention and men", calling for
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reporting on all initiatives, and that it had partially met the other two: securing sufficient funding, and achieving recognition by international organisations as a leader in the field. It included nine recommendations to develop its future strategy.
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partnered with Our Watch, producing free online resources for employers to help support employees who experienced domestic and family violence. They created a website called Workplace Equality and Respect.
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The Our Watch Fellowship Program is also a collaboration with the Walkley Foundation. It provides leadership opportunities for 16 outstanding journalists, delivered in the form of three retreats in 2022.
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Watch Awards is an initiative under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 2010-2022 and is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
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Co-founder and inaugural chair Natasha Stott Despoja left the position in July 2021, and was appointed life patron in August 2022. Moo Baulch was appointed to the role in April 2022.
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primary prevention in Australia and its evaluated programs have shown influence in changing attitudes". The report identified some key successes and areas to focus on in the future.
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has supported Our Watch since 2016, with all profits from a special collection donated to the organisation. In 2017, Mimco and Our Watch appointed professional surfer
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As of 2018, Australia was the only country with a national framework to prevent violence against women and their children, which put Our Watch in a unique position.
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As well as various projects aimed at primary prevention, Our Watch has also created strategic frameworks to prevent violence against women and children. These are:
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was the founding chair of the organisation, founded as the Foundation to Prevent Violence Against Women and their Children. It was launched in July 2013 by
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In 2018, a new element was added to the framework, with the publication of "Changing the picture: preventing violence against
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Our Watch is an independent non-profit organisation that is funded by all state and territory governments in Australia.
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Patty Kinnersly was appointed CEO in 2018, after three years in the role of director, practice leadership.
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Relationships" program be rolled out across all Victorian Government schools from prep to year 12.
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program, which has been rolled out in schools across the state of Victoria.
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Foundation to Prevent Violence Against Women and their Children, Australia
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Our Watch, Our Journey: Independent summative evaluation of Our Watch
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Australian organisation concerned with prevention of family violence
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In 2015 the inaugural Our Watch Awards were given, awarded by the
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National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children
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2017: Gina McColl, for her entry “Gendered violence at work” for
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As of 2017, Mary Barry, was CEO of Our Watch. In that year, the
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Foundation to Prevent Violence Against Women and their Children
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In 2015, the "Change the Story" strategy was published, and
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2022: Bethany Atkinson-Quinton and Madison Griffiths, of
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as their new ambassador for the following three years.
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Our Watch Respectful Relationships Education Toolkit
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2016: Lauren Novak and Sheradyn Holderhead from the
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signed up in 2014, followed in the same year by the
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Index

Respectful Relationships
violence against women
Natasha Stott Despoja
AO
Melbourne
Victoria
states and territories of Australia
Walkley Foundation
Natasha Stott Despoja
AO
Julie Collins
Minister for the Status of Women
Mary Wooldridge
Victorian Government
Commonwealth Governments
Northern Territory Government
Government of South Australia
Tasmanian Government
Queensland Government
ACT Government
Mimco
Laura Enever
Western Australian Government
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
New South Wales Government
Commonwealth Bank
systemic change
Melbourne
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Arman Abrahimzadeh

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