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Empowering women to take control online
Empowering women to take control online
Empowering women to take control online
Empowering women to take control online

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Being social
Connecting safely
Domestic and family violence
Life admin
Online abuse targeting women
Using your device safely
Women In The Spotlight
Women In The Spotlight (WITS) is an eSafety program that helps women deal with online abuse experienced as part of their working lives.
Resources for disability workers
eSafety provides resources and professional development for disability services staff, frontline workers, and specialist support staff in the domestic and family violence sectors.
eSafety provides resources and professional development for disability services staff, frontline workers, and specialist support staff in the domestic and family violence sectors.
Professional development
Free webinars that help build the knowledge and skills needed to better support clients experiencing technology-facilitated abuse.
Get help in your language
Get help for online abuse as part of domestic and family violence in twelve different languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Tamil and Thai.
Get help for online abuse as part of domestic and family violence in twelve different languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Tamil and Thai.
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National Summit on Women’s Safety

eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, gave a keynote speech at the National Summit on Women's Safety held in September 2021.

This Summit was part of the consultation in the development of the next National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children.
Watch the speech

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