Beyond 16 Days: Reflecting on Community Strength and Collective Action

While the 16 Days in WA is over for another year, a reflection of last year’s events have shown the strength that the Community, Respect & Equality alliance has in working together for the prevention of violence against women in our community. 16 Days in WA is an...

Meet Hannah: Driving Gender Equality in the Early Years Across the Mid West

We’re excited to introduce Hannah, the new Mid West Early Years Gender Equality Project Officer at Desert Blue Connect, to our Community, Respect & Equality (CRE) network! Hannah will be working closely with CRE to support primary prevention activities in early...

Stereotypes Are Changing

By Dane Waters- Health Communication Resources My wife and I recently took our five-year-old and six-month-old to the community pool. As I was paddling around with our baby, enjoying the moment, an elderly lady nearby smiled and said, “It’s so different to my day,...

CRE in Action: How Collaboration Brought Local Voices to Life

The Community, Respect and Equality (CRE) initiative continues to demonstrate what becomes possible when organisations come together with a shared purpose. Earlier this year, one of our CRE signatories, the Aboriginal Family Legal Service (AFLS), approached another...

Preventing Family Violence

Preventing family violence in the Mid West-Gascoyne region is everyone’s responsibility. By signing the Community, Respect and Equality (CRE) Agreement, you’ll commit to promoting respect, equality, and inclusion, with access to resources and support to help you make a difference. Take action now—sign up as a workplace, organisation, or group and be part of the change.