The Barwon South West region will hold attitudes, behaviours and practices that reject violence against women and gender inequality
REPORTING SEXIST ADVERTISING
Toolkit for consumers
Members of the community play an important role in transforming advertising. This toolkit can assist consumers in understanding how sexist portrayals of men and women in advertising can be harmful what they can do to report or complain about sexist ads other things the media can do to stop sexist advertising.
HER HEADLINE
Her headline chrome extension
Her headline is a Chrome extension to highlight sexist language in sports media. Using a database of pre-determined words, Her Headline scans sports articles and highlights gender-biased words and phrases that are often used in sports media coverage and explain why they can be sexist or problematic.
REPORTING ON FAMILY VIOLENCE
How to report on violence against women and their children
These Victorian guidelines provide tips and information media can use to ensure their reporting is part of the solution to violence against all women and their children and is not causing harm to survivors or perpetuating attitudes and behaviours that support violence.
REPORTING ON FAMILY VIOLENCE
Tips for reporting on violence against women and their children
This document provides a summary of how to report on violence against women and their children.
REPORTING ON FAMILY VIOLENCE
Reporting on Aboriginal People’s Experiences of Family Violence
This Toolkit is designed to start a conversation. It is written for
non-Aboriginal journalists who wish to deepen their understanding of Aboriginal experiences of family violence. It draws attention to the importance of exploring broader cultural and historical contexts and of sharing stories of healing to promote help seeking behaviours.
COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA
Uncovered
Uncovered is a resource developed by and for Australian journalists interested in best practice reporting on violence against women.
REPORTING ON SEXUAL VIOLENCE
A Dart Centre Europe Tip Sheet
Reporting on sexual violence demands special care and increased ethical sensitivity. It requires specialised interviewing skills, understanding of the law, and basic awareness about the psychological impact of trauma.