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Gender-based violence is any form of physical or non-physical violence, harassment, abuse or threats based on gender that results in, or is likely to result in, harm, coercion, control, fear or deprivation of liberty or autonomy. It is driven by gender inequality and other forms of discrimination

t can be physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, social, cultural or financial. It includes behaviours such as physical assault, sexual assault and sexual harassment, control of someone鈥檚 money or access to money, and stalking and monitoring, among many others

Evidence shows that most victims of gender-based violence are women and LGBTQISB+ people, and most perpetrators are men.If you have experienced gender-based violence, the university has a range of services to support you

There are many ways you can be part of the R.N.A. initiative and help us create cultural change within the University and the wider community.

• Apply to join our Lived Experience Group, a community of Lived Experience Advocates helping shape our approach.

• Attend our events and learn more about preventing gender-based violence.

• Support our campaigns to raise awareness and drive change. 

• Join our fortnightly Picnic Pals for connection and conversation.

• Collaborate with UC Thrive Mentors to promote respect and inclusion across campus.

Your involvement makes a difference. Together, we can create a safer, more respectful community. For more information about how to get involved contact respect@canberra.edu.au