in the media

"White Ribbon Day 25 November is particularly poignant for Aotearoa which has one of the highest rates of violence against women in the OECD"

"New research asked boys and young men about online sexual harassment and sexualised abuse against girls and young women, and how to prevent it in Aotearoa New Zealand."

"Sexual harassment and assaults of female secondary students were thrust into the national focus this week when a Christchurch school survey revealed many young women have been harassed."

"If we want to reduce Aotearoa’s sexual violence rates, we need to shift our focus from solely teaching young people about consent and instead work to dismantle harmful gender norms that have trapped our youth for generations"

"Dr Kris Taylor talks about his research regarding the expectations of masculinity on young boys and its effects on girls. Important stuff, so whakarongo mai!"

"They know the rules of being a bloke, and they know it’s not ok to break them. But what if challenging boys to think outside the “man box” is key to ending violence against women? Kirsty Johnston reports."

OPINION: "I'm old enough to remember a time when buckling up in cars was widely scoffed at. In fact, I was school-aged (only just) when my home state of Victoria became the first place in the world to make driving without one illegal..."

"A major new report on sexual violence, online sexual harassment and other forms of gendered violence has been released by researchers based at the University of Auckland."