Media and reporting resources

Evidence-based tips for journalists reporting on violence against women.

Imagery is powerful tool to improve community understanding of violence against women.

Deepen your reporting on trans and gender diverse communities and contribute to a better public understanding of the challenges this community faces.

Aim for respect, accuracy, and fairness when reporting on violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

These 12 tips for journalists cover common scenarios you may encounter in your work media reporting on sexual harassment.

Understand legal issues relating to reporting on violence against women for journalists.

Sports media has an important role to play in changing the attitudes that drive gender-based violence.

Survivors play a critical role in the change needed to end violence against women and their children.

Specialist sources for news reports on violence against women include domestic, family and sexual violence organisations, services and academics.

Our YouTube playlist of media and reporting webinars.

The media can challenge gender inequality and disrespect towards women in its reporting and as an industry.

Safety and wellbeing is essential as reporting on violence against women can generate backlash, including threats, trolling and physical violence.