Reports

Our Contribution​

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Our goal is to add value and insight to existing research and policy approaches. We've aimed to do this through the following in our 2 reports:

• Baselining data on young women and men's lives across 10 areas - something previously not done.

• Proposing a comprehensive approach to gender justice that targets various life areas and levers (individual improvement; supportive networks and life-stage interventions; institutional and professional structures; societal and cultural transformation; systemic governance and coordination).

• Creating life maps for young Australian men and women, identifying key risks and points of intervention to prevent snowballing disadvantage.

• Developing an original GBV Risk Profile, which meaningfully assesses young men's likelihood of GBV perpetration.

• Conducting original time progression analysis of which factors across family/friends, education, career, sex, health, and relationships contribute to GBV perpetration and exposure, and which factors are protective.

• Taking an inclusive rather than an antagonistic view about young men's role in gender justice - in particular, asking them directly what would help in actualising positive behaviours. ​

• Conducting demographic-specific analysis on which policy solutions are most effective for which groups, enabling the design of customised, more effective policy.

• Mapping our research methods onto 'Working for Women: A 10 Year Strategy for Gender Equality' in order to support the strategy's objectives. 

• Articulating a vision for the future of feminism.