This week we wrapped up the 2026 Foundations in Sexual Violence short course with the phenomenal Professor Fiona Vera Gray. Participants travelled from across Victoria, and even as far as Perth and Darwin, to learn from Fiona and our incredible guest speakers, including: In just six days, the course explored a range of topics including […]
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From violent pornography and child sexual abuse material to algorithms that amplify misogyny, tech companies must be held accountable for how their algorithms, operational practices, and business models contribute to sexual violence and harm. SASVic’s new issues paper, Turning back the tide, outlines why urgent action is needed and explores a range of regulatory approaches,
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The government has made a commitment to deliver a funding package on women’s safety and freedom. Action on sexual violence is well overdue and this funding package could make a real difference. SASVic are calling on the government to:
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On 19 April, SASVic is holding a full-day event to explore technology-facilitated sexual violence and how the Victorian specialist sexual assault sector is responding. Every year, staff across our sector work with close to 20,000 adults, young people and children impacted by sexual violence. We see trends and changes on sexual violence as they appear
