WWDA’s post-event wrap up of CSW67
Post-Event Report: 67th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)
National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022–2032
WWDA Statement to the Sub-Committee on the SPT
WWDA Board Member, Kat Reed, on #QandA: The Choice: Violence or Poverty
Disability Royal Commission private sessions closing 30 June
Public hearing 23 running 16-20th May
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Federal Budget lacks targeted measures to reduce violence against women with disability
WWDA joins Triple J Hack to discuss Royal Commission Hearing on Women and Girls With Disability
Disability Royal Commission public hearing 17 (part 2) starts on Monday 28th March.
Change starts with your story
Young Women’s Report: A report of the Young Women and Non-Binary People’s Forum 7 July 2021 and AWAVA’s Young Women Survey 2021
Young Women and Non-Binary People’s Experiences of Gender-Based Violence Webinar – Recording Now Available
WWDA collaborates with AWAVA and NATSIWA to launch Report on Young Women and Non-Binary People’s Experiences of Gender-Based Violence across Australia
New National Resource on the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls with Disabilities
Videos and transcripts for Public Hearing 20 now available!
Have your say in the National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children!
#SmashTheAbleism and End Violence Against Women With Disabilities
Webinar Recording: Understanding economic and financial abuse
WWDA Youth Survey in Easy English
