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Title Date Type Author Files (En)countering resistance: Strategies to respond to resistance to gender equality initiatives
If you are working to promote gender equality and tackle inequality you can expect to meet resistance. It may occur in any setting, come from individuals or collectively, and from men or women.
So how can you prepare for it and what are effective responses?
This VicHealth publication describes the forms that resistance can take and provides some practical examples from local gender equality initiatives. There are also links to other useful resources from Australia and around the world.
20/04/2018 Report VicHealth A Case for Change
Gathering the evidence for healthy food and drink initiatives in Melbourne’s inner east.
05/01/2017 Report Inner East Primary Care Partnership A Case for Change: Boroondara
Gathering the evidence for healthy food and drink initiatives:Boroondara
05/01/2017 Report Inner East Primary Care Partnership A Case for Change: Manningham
Gathering the evidence for healthy food and drink initiatives: Manningham
05/01/2017 Report Inner East Primary Care Partnership A Case for Change: Monash
Gathering the evidence for healthy food and drink initiatives: Monash
05/01/2017 Report Inner East Primary Care Partnership A Case for Change: Whitehorse
Gathering the evidence for healthy food and drink initiatives: Whitehorse
05/01/2017 Resource Inner East Primary Care Partnership ABS: National Health Survey 2017-18 First Results
03/01/2019 Document Australian Bureau of Statistics AIHW: Indicators of socioeconomic inequalities in cardiovascular disease, diabetes and chronic kidney disease
A 2019 report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows that people who are socioeconomically disadvantaged have, on average, greater levels of cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD).
04/02/2019 Report Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Anti-Microbial Resistance
23/09/2019 Resource Department of Health & Human Services Catchment Area Assessment of the Food Environment
Summary of the catchment area assessment for developing a coordinated and targeted food access strategy in the Inner East Region of Melbourne.
05/01/2017 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership Collaborative Planning Framework for Health & Wellbeing 2016
A guide to integrated planning in local government, community health and women’s health in Melbourne’s Inner East.
19/12/2016 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership Core Indicator Set for Inner East Catchment Planning
Core indicators for integrated planning in local government, community health and women’s health in the Inner East.
02/02/2017 Resource Inner East Primary Care Partnership Counting on Change: A guide to prevention monitoring
An ANROWS and Our Watch guide for policy-makers, researchers, and advocates on measuring population-level progress towards the prevention of violence against women and their children in Australia.
20/04/2018 Report ANROWS and Our Watch Delivering place-based primary prevention in Victorian communities
This paper is intended to provide a starting point for conversations around how Victoria can best deliver place-based primary prevention to improve health outcomes in local communities. It is anticipated that it will be used as an accompaniment to face-to-face meetings to help set the scene and structure discussions with stakeholders across Victoria’s prevention and population health sector.
03/04/2017 Document Victorian Government DHHS Advice for Public health and Wellbeing Planning: 2017-2021
This document will assist councils and funded prevention and health promotion organisations with health and wellbeing planning and implementation for the 2017-21 cycle. It outlines Victorian policy directions, supplements the Guide to municipal public health and wellbeing planning for councils, and provides information on the requirements and expectations of funded prevention and health promotion organisations. This shared advice for councils and funded agencies emphasises the importance of collaboration to improve the health and wellbeing of local populations.
12/05/2017 Document
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