Sexual harassment
Research and advice on dealing with harassment
Mythbusting: Domestic & Family Violence at Work
The Diversity Council of Australia (DCA) and Our Watch have released a report into domestic and family violence, and the impacts this has on the workplace.
Domestic & Family Violence – Resources
Support is available for those suffering from domestic and family violence, with a range of national and local professional services offering assistance to those in need.
Disrupting the System – addressing sexual harassment
‘Disrupting the System: Preventing and responding to workplace sexual harassment’ aims to shift the way we understand and respond to sexual harassment.
The Launch of Respect@Work
The Australian Human Rights Commission has released the report Respect@Work, which finds that sexual harassment is prevalent and pervasive in the workplaces of Australia.
It’s time to talk about sexual harassment
WA Institute President, Suzie Hunt, has written a letter about some of the disturbing stories of harassment that were shared at a recent #WWW event on the #TimesUp movement.
Sexual harassment findings
The Australian Human Rights Commission has found disturbingly high levels of sexual harassment in Australian workplaces.
#MeToo sparks a national inquiry
Do you have a tale to tell? The Human Rights Commission has launched a national inquiry to investigate sexual harassment in the workplace.
Me Too? What to do if you’re being harassed!
Harassment in the workplace is an all-too-common problem in Australia. So, if it happens to you, what can you do?
Stop harassment in its tracks
How should architecture practices address sexual harassment at work? Merilyn Speiser offers a 10-step plan.
When being female is weaponised against you…
From the subtle to the outright abusive, sexual power games are rife in architecture. Gill Matthewson argues that it's time to find out what the world would look like if success was not predicated on diminishing others.
Is there an architectural #metoo?
How can we tackle the sexual harassment in our architecture schools? Cathy Smith reflects on power, silence and change in the architectural academy.
Women in the Street
Karen Burns reflects on protest and the transformation of the street by the fluid body politic.
