ALT White text on a navy background: Working towards a future free from violence. A green illustration of two hands holding to form the shape of a heart.

ALT The top half of the image has navy text on a light blue background reading: I'd never call a woman that, what kind of man would that make me. The bottom half of the image inverts the word "Me" and turns it into "We". White text on a navy background reads: We are all responsible to stop gender inequality from becoming violence. Let's change the story.

ALT The top half of the image has navy text on a yellow background reading: If someone else acts that way, it's got nothing to do with me. The second half of the image inverts the word "Me" and turns it into "We". White text on a navy background reads: We must tackle gender inequality together. Let's change the story.

ALT A red tile with cream accents and a cream illustration of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags. Text reads: We stand in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, families and organisations. We recognise the continuing colonialism that devastates communities and drives violence against women and their children.

ALT In the bottom right side of the photo, a photo of Ben Brown smiling at the camera. Above, a quote from Ben in white and green text on a navy background: “I think the first step for us as men is we really need to open our ears and listen to the stories of women. It's okay to not have all the answers as long as we're trying to learn.”

ALT 31% of young people are watching porn as a form of sex education - even though many know it’s not a good way to learn about sex. An illustration of three figures. One is in navy and the other two are in green.

ALT A green tile featuring a quote from Christine, an equality advocate, in navy blue text: Challenging ableism... takes bravery and courage. The bottom left side of the tile features a picture of Christine smiling at the camera. Underneath, a cream rectangle at the bottom of the tile with the Our Watch and Women with Disabilities Victoria logos.

ALT A photo of Patty Kinnersly, Our Watch CEO, speaking at a podium. Above, a quote: “It is crucial that work continues across primary prevention, early intervention, response and recovery, with leadership and adequate investment across the board. All of these activities are vital, and each one supports the effectiveness of the others.”

ALT Navy text on a green background: 3 actions you can take to prevent violence against women in 2025. Arrow pointing to next tile.

ALT Cream and green text on a navy background. Action 1: Talk to the men in your life about how they can be part of the solution to violence against women. Men can play their role by championing gender equality and speaking up against disrespect. Arrow pointing to next tile.

ALT Navy text on a cream background. Action 2: Call out “jokes” that minimise or dismiss violence against women. “Why is that funny?” Arrow pointing to next tile.

ALT Cream and green text on a navy background. Action 3: Amplify the voices of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander women, women with disabilities, LGBTQIA+ people and other groups who experience discrimination.

ALT White and green text on a navy background. Quote from Patty Kinnersly, CEO of Our Watch: We can and must end this national crisis together.