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U Right Sis?

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Six workshop participants sit on cushions and a couch watching a tv screen. They have paper pads and pens around them and look deep in thought.

'Change is Possible' Animation

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Collage-style photos and illustration of three different Pacific people. One is a young girl holding a sign reading 'no one can own anyone, one is a woman giving a speech at a podium covered in flowers, and one is a young female sports player.

We Are All Created Equal - Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls in Fiji’s Faith Settings

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Almost 2 in 3 women have experienced physical and/or sexual vioelnce by an intimate partner in their lifetime.

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Illustrated footsteps across a blue background. An illustrated coolamon and a concentric dot painting. All adapted from artwork by Shirleen Nampajinpa Campbell.

EQI's Five-Year Northern Territory Strategic Plan

Leadership & Advocacy

We are excited to present our 5-Year Northern Territory Strategic Plan (NT Strategic Plan). The NT...

Venn diagram of equally-overlapping circles. One labelled

Violence against children in Timor-Leste and consequences on adult health and exposure to adversity

Research & Learning

The Equality Institute (EQI) was engaged by Nabilan to conduct a Secondary Data Analysis of Nabilan...

A group photo of the BAHM participants, some kneeling and some sitting down. They are smiling and all holding a bright yellow sunflower.

Bin-Alin Hakbi’it Malu (Sisters Empowering Each Other) Feminist Leadership Pilot

Leadership & Advocacy

In Dili, Timor-Leste, EQI has piloted a new feminist leadership incubator, providing a...

11 members of the Tangentyere Women's Family Safety Group posing on a hike at Kings Canyon, some are standing and others sit. Trees and rocks surround them. They look happy.

The Tangentyere Women's Family Safety Group 2022 Annual Retreat

Leadership & Advocacy

As part of the three-year “Tangentyere Collective Care project”, in April 2022, EQI facilitated a...

Research Priorities and Pathways for Progress

Research & Learning

Research Priorities and Pathways for Progress: Mapping the Global Shared Research Agenda Against...

The Tangentyere Women's Family Safety Group, with community champions and partners from Larapinta Child and Family Centre, Tangentyere Learning Centre, Connected Beginnings, and The Equality Institute. Photo taken at the launch of the research report on November 10th 2021 in Mparntwe/Alice Springs.

"Rante-rante ampe Marle and Urreye! (Safe, Respected and Free from Violence)” Projects Evaluation

Research & Learning

This study evaluates two of the Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation ’s primary prevention...

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Equality at Work: Building cultures of inclusion and belonging in a new era of organisational accountability

Most diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives are failing. Here’s what to do instead.

The cover of Confronting Uncomfortable Truths: Learning lessons for decolonising The Equality Intitute's research and knowledge practices. Prepared for The Equality Institute (EQI) by Sarah Homan with input from Loksee Leung, and members of EQI's research team. Photograph of a light-skinned person holding a fragmentated shard of mirror in their hand, which shows a reflection of their eye. The rest of the image is blurred, so we can't see the background.

Research & Learning

Confronting Uncomfortable Truths: Learning lessons for decolonising The Equality Institute's research and knowledge practices

This paper emerges from our commitment to continuously learn, improve our practice, and foster...

The front cover of 'Who uses domestic, family, and sexual violence, how, and why? The State of Knowledge Report on Violence Perpetration' published by QUT. Line illustration with abstract art of a person looking away. The cover uses dark and bright tones of blue, and has abstract shapes.

Research & Learning

'Who uses domestic, family, and sexual violence, how, and why?' The State of Knowledge Report on Violence Perpetration

This report provides a focused examination of violence perpetration in Australia, in order to...

Cover of 'Tarngajuku Pangukujuku Pirrjirdi - Channels of Hope: Adaptation of 'Hopeful, Together, Strong' Framework'. It has the title written on it along with the date (2021). It is a deep ochre-red, with a couple of earthy coloured lines swirling on the cover.

Research & Learning

Tarngajuku Pangukujuku Pirrjirdi Channels of Hope: Adaptation of ‘Hopeful, Together, Strong’ Framework

Tarngajuku Pangukujuku Pirrjirdi principles is the first adaptation of the Hopeful, Together,...

Cover of the 'Rante-rante ampe Marle and Urreye: Implications for policy and practice' report. Authors: Chay Brown, Sarah Homan, Carmel Simpson, and Loksee Leung. Research to policy & practice November 2021. ANROWS and Tangentyere Council logos.

Research & Learning

Rante-rante ampe Marle and Urreye: Implications for policy and practice

Funded by the ANROWS Research Fund to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children...

Cover of the 'Rante-rante ampe Marle and Urreye

Research & Learning

Rante-rante ampe Marle and Urreye “Safe, Respected and Free from Violence” projects evaluation

Funded by the ANROWS Research Fund to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children...