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Violence against women is preventable. Check out the social context, drivers and actions we can take as a nation to stop violence against women.
All 34 moments of misogyny hidden in the film were based on the very real experiences of women today. Shocking, huh?
We talked to women of all backgrounds, read white papers and even supported bespoke research reports – all to find out the truth most people don’t like talking about.
Then we turned these countless stories into a new one. A story we hope might just sink in.
Here are some epic (yet well-informed) reads from the media
SMH, Hunter Johnston (The Man Cave), If we want to protect women, we need to talk to men, 2021
Forbes, Why men interrupt women, 2017
Good on you, dive into some of the best and most actionable research papers.
Violence against women is preventable. Check out the social context, drivers and actions we can take as a nation to stop violence against women.
You probably didn’t notice the uneven diversity ratios in the film. Gender inequality for women of colour and minority groups increases tenfold, yet is constantly overlooked despite D&I plans in most workplaces. It’s time to engage the whole community in the right way and put women of colour in the centre.
How far are we really from the sets of Mad Men? This bespoke research uncovers what’s actually happening on the floors of marketing, communications
We’re realists...change is always going to be met with resistance, especially when it comes to gender equality. This is the one stop shop on how to prevent push back when it comes to engaging guys.