National Primary Prevention Hub
Our Watch has been funded to establish the Hub under the Fourth Action Plan of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children.
Hub reports and forum outcomes papers
- An introduction to the National Primary Prevention Hub
Learn about what the National Primary Prevention Hub seeks to do.
Learn more - National primary prevention report #1
This first report provides information about primary prevention under two themes: the Australian context and COVID-19.
Learn more - National primary prevention report #2
This report explores some foundations and emerging lessons about effective and impactful prevention practice.
Learn more - National primary prevention report #3
This report explores what enables change in the primary prevention infrastructure identified in Counting on change.
Learn more - Forum outcomes: Promising practice
This paper summarises the April 2021 Hub forum focusing on two case studies: Women's Health Victoria's shEqual project and Sydney-based Take the Lead.
Learn more - Forum outcomes: Masculinities and engaging men
This paper focuses on why working with men and addressing masculinities is important, as well as evidence-based principles and examples of promising practice.
Learn more - Forum outcomes: Primary prevention in Queensland
This paper summarises two May 2021 Hub events hosted in partnership with Ending Violence against Women Queensland.
Learn more - Forum outcomes: Primary prevention in Tasmania
This paper summarises two November 2021 Hub events hosted by Our Watch, in partnership with the Department of Communities Tasmania.
Learn more - National primary prevention report #4
This report focuses on three distinct elements that contribute to the infrastructure necessary for a national, coordinated and reinforcing approach to prevent violence against women: evaluation and learning, and engagement with the private sector.
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Evidence shows that primary prevention work will be most effective if it is done in collaboration to ensure different efforts are consistent and mutually reinforcing.
The Hub will support information-sharing, enable connection and collaboration, and facilitate coordination among organisations designing and delivering primary prevention policies, programs and campaigns.
As part of the Hub, Our Watch will host a series of forums for those working in the sector, publish four national reports to identify key activities and opportunities, and convene a Hub Stakeholder Group, bringing together sector leaders from across the country. For further information, contact Our Watch.
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