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Our study found engagement in behaviour change programs is influenced by many factors - including how ready men are to change their behaviours, what referral pathways they came through & what external supports they had. 👉🏼Read our The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand article theconversation.com/mens-behaviour…

We have released two guidance summaries as part of our recent research on perpetrator engagement in behaviour change programs. 👉🏼 Read our Research to Practice Guidance here: doi.org/10.26180/26325… 👉🏼 Read our Research to Policy guidance here: doi.org/10.26180/26325…

Every life lost to domestic abuse is a tragedy that leaves a deep void in families and communities. Preventing domestic homicides is possible, but it requires strong multi-agency collaboration and effective intervention for perpetrators. The Guardian theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-int…

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Privileged to be facilitating this Decarceration Symposium panel tomorrow featuring Debbie Kilroy #FreeHer of Sisters Inside, author and advocate Veronica Gorrie, Witt Gorrie of Flat Out Inc. / Beyond Bricks & Bars and The Torch's Felicity Chafer-Smith: events.unimelb.edu.au/ILJH/event/407…

The intersecting challenges of racism, sexual harassment and exploitation at work are affecting migrant and refugee women in Australia at alarming rates. womensagenda.com.au/latest/i-just-…

From temporary visa holders to citizens, high-paid to insecure jobs, over 45% of migrant & refugee women in #Australia have been sexually harassed in their workplaces, a hefty 3-yr study led by .Marie Segrave found. Our .Australian Associated Press (AAP) story: canberratimes.com.au/story/8736860/… #auspol

Yesterday we launched our ANROWS research focused on migrant and refugee women’s experiences of workplace sexual harassment. Our findings & recommendations point to a critical conversation about safe work. Read more here 👉 anrows.org.au/publication/mi… And some of the coverage👇

2 weeks until this event for Social Sciences Week Australia! Join us on 9 September to explore how care and harm are interwoven in migration contexts. Speakers: Valerie Francisco-Menchavez, Sherene Idriss, Sukhmani Khorana, Dr Michelle Peterie, Marie Segrave & Matt Withers Register bit.ly/HS24SSW

Following the recent launch of our research, here we summarise key findings on workplace sexual harassment & migrant & refugee women in Australia. We make the case for prioritising safety at work more broadly 👇pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/why-m… @rlwickes Dr Shih Joo Tan University of Melbourne + Chloe Keel

Almost half of migrant and refugee women in Australia have reported at least 1 form of sexual harassment in the workplace in the last 5 years, according to a new study. Prof Marie Segrave, Dr Siru Tan and experts from Griffith University explain more → unimelb.me/3yNqiA9

We are about to begin: great interdisciplinary start to Social Sciences Week Australia

Happening tonight: a timely conversation about men’s violence. Still time to register to join online! 👇👇👇

Copies of my memoir have just arrived! Now available from Ginninderra Press. Thanks to all who helped along the way. RTs very welcome @lynetterussell Chris Cunneen Mandy Wolbers DrMarmo @cristyclark Claire Loughnan Marie Segrave @rlwickes Phillipa McGuinness Kate Fitz-Gibbon Diana Johns

Returning home and back online after an adventure to celebrate wonderful news- I cannot wait to read this memoir by the brilliant Leanne Weber🙌🙌👏 You can purchase a copy here 👇 ginninderrapress.com.au/store.php?prod…

👇 Another fantastic event coming up this month, co-hosted by SSPS and our (recently launched) Migration, Im/mobility and Belonging research theme at the Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies. Join us face-to-face at The University of Sydney or contact @leahmouse for zoom details

Huge congratulations to Dr Rebecca Powell, her PhD thesis has been passed! An important examination of borders via s501 visa cancellations, including powerful interviews with individuals & their families. @BorderCrim ANZSOC Crimmigration and Border Control Group Access it here 👇 bridges.monash.edu/articles/thesi…

Recent changes to family violence provisions are a step forward, but temporary visa holders still face significant risks. We need bold reforms to ensure all survivors get the support they need- because safety shouldn't depend on visa status. Via Marie Segrave: womensagenda.com.au/latest/expandi…