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THIS CONSULATION HAS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HAVE TAKEN THE TIME TO REVIEW THE DRAFT GENDER EQUITY STRATEGY. STAFF WILL REVIEW CONTRIBUTIONS BEFORE SUBMISSION TO COUNCIL IN FEBRURARY 2019.
Our vision: All people in Maribyrnong flourish and live free from violence and discrimination and have equal rights, opportunities, representation and respect regardless of their gender.
Maribyrnong City Council is proud to present the draft Gender Equity Strategy 2030, our long term commitment to guide investment and action to achieve gender equity, prevent family violence and respond to the needs of victims of family violence in Maribyrnong.
The strategy aligns with recent changes in the national, state, regional and local policy environment and aligns with the'Preventing Violence Together 2030: Western Region Strategy to Prevent Violence Against Women'.
We invite you to read the strategy and
Tell us what you think in the quick poll - will the strategy help Council achieve our vision of a flourishing city free from violence and discrimination?
Share your ideas and innovative examples - what types of information, programs and initiatives do you think Council could implement in relation to gender equity and prevention of violence against women? Who is doing it well in Australia and around the world?
Your contribution will assist Council to develop a two-year Action Plan to deliver on the Strategy.
THIS CONSULATION HAS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HAVE TAKEN THE TIME TO REVIEW THE DRAFT GENDER EQUITY STRATEGY. STAFF WILL REVIEW CONTRIBUTIONS BEFORE SUBMISSION TO COUNCIL IN FEBRURARY 2019.
Our vision: All people in Maribyrnong flourish and live free from violence and discrimination and have equal rights, opportunities, representation and respect regardless of their gender.
Maribyrnong City Council is proud to present the draft Gender Equity Strategy 2030, our long term commitment to guide investment and action to achieve gender equity, prevent family violence and respond to the needs of victims of family violence in Maribyrnong.
The strategy aligns with recent changes in the national, state, regional and local policy environment and aligns with the'Preventing Violence Together 2030: Western Region Strategy to Prevent Violence Against Women'.
We invite you to read the strategy and
Tell us what you think in the quick poll - will the strategy help Council achieve our vision of a flourishing city free from violence and discrimination?
Share your ideas and innovative examples - what types of information, programs and initiatives do you think Council could implement in relation to gender equity and prevention of violence against women? Who is doing it well in Australia and around the world?
Your contribution will assist Council to develop a two-year Action Plan to deliver on the Strategy.
The feedback you provide will be used to inform future planning of gender equity work across the western region of Melbourne. Some of the information you provide might be shared with members of the Preventing Violence Together regional partnership, but you will not be able to be identified by this information. Inner North West Primary Partnership is providing technical support for data collection for the 16 Days of Activism
In consenting to participate in this survey, you agree that the information you provide can be grouped with feedback from other people to:
Inform the ongoing work of the Preventing Violence Together regional partnership
Contribute to a larger dataset for the 16 days Activist Challenge at Women’s Health West
All data submitted will be aggregated, anonymous and kept confidential
Consultation has concluded
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