Deep dive: Articulating frameworks

We can't afford to start from scratch: Transformative recordings from the contemporary archive

The participation of LGBTIQA+ Sistergirl and Brotherboy communities within feminist and anti-violence movements is not a new development. However, archives are not always available to demonstrate and model the kinds of conversations, language and framing needed to represent LGBTIQASB+ communities within gendered violence and gender equality movements. This series of post presents a curation of key snapshots from an archive of recorded events that are now available online, with additional research and academic literature related to the topic. We present these in the hopes that they may assist workers, organisations and leaders in reflecting and directing greater inclusion, solidarity and partnerships between LGBTIQASB+, women's and broader anti-violence and gender equality organisations in our shared work together.

2026

• 8 min: What drives violence against trans & gender diverse communities (end 36:57)

• 3 min: Situating connection between transphobia, racism and colonisation (end 56:41)

• 12 mins Current picture of trans and gender diverse gender equality and human rights in Australia (end 13:46)

• Core principals within guidance resource (end 12:02)

• Six principles within guidance note  (end 16:21)

2025

• 15 min: UN Women: Global development frameworks of gender equality, gendered violence and gender transformative approaches (end 29:36)  

2024

• 4 min: Gender equality, media representation and the sex discrimination act for trans people (end 12:50)

2022

• 4 min: The importance of breaking down the divide between violence against women & violence against LGBTIQA+ people  (end 57:06)

• 4 min: Addressing structural drivers of violence against LGBTIQASB+ communities, and communicating that the aim is not to de-gender the lens (end 1:29:12)

2021

• Theory & practice, influence of Connie Burke (end 16:46) 3 mins

• 6 min: Keynote presentation – summarizing proposed primary prevention model, implications for partnerships and messaging (end 20:30)

2020

• 5 min: Punishment for transgression of rigid gender norms, shared goals and benefits of liberation work (end 26:03)

• 13 min: Deepening a gendered violence lens, helpful actions and taking responsibility (end 59:30)

• 1min: Proposed model for the drivers of violence (end 06:10)

• 9 min: Understanding the Pride in Prevention framework and drivers of violence through a lived experience lens (36:06)

• 8 min: Linking Pride in Prevention to Ourwatch frameworks, describing gender transformative thinking (end 1:02:27)

Full Recordings:

• Safe+Equal - Trans and Gender Diverse Risk in Context Resource Launch

• Resource Launch: Allyship in Action | Zoe Belle Gender Collective and WHIN 

• Australian Human Rights Commission - Equal Identities: Online Launch Recording

• Webinar - Turning principles into practice: Strengthening SOGIESC inclusion in the Pacific

• Beyond deficit thinking: Strengths-based approaches to LGBTQ+ research & practice 

• SPARK Webinar - Quality Practice Elements for QLD MBCPs 

• Pride in Prevention – program guide launch 

• Transfemme: Zoe Belle Gender Collective + ACON Upskilling Webinar 

• ACON: Safe and Seen, Ensuring Domestic & Family Violence Support is Inclusive of LGBTQ+ Communities 

• Pride in prevention Evaluation Guide 

• Media reporting to prevent violence against trans and gender diverse people and communities 

• Queering Survival: Reconceptualising healing beyond heteronormative and cisnormative frames 

• Pride in prevention Partnership Guide 

• Zoe Belle Gender Collective: Transmisogyny in healthcare 

• Opening Doors: Ensuring LGBTIQ-inclusive family, domestic and sexual violence services research report 

• Human Rights Education on sexual & gender identity in Australian schools, post-marriage equality 

• Report launch: Responsive Pandemic Practice

• Forum on the Responsive Pandemic Practice Report

• Automating safety and consent in digital dating culture: Negotiations of safety, risk and wellbeing

• Pride in prevention Messaging Guide 

• Partners in Prevention Webinar – LGBTIQ inclusive prevention in conversation with Rainbow Health Victoria 

• Pride in prevention Evidence Guide 

• ANROWS: Domestic & family violence in LGBTQ relationships - a discussion on strengthening practice 

• Solidarity talks: Vicki Reynolds & Felix Gilliland 

Research & Academic literature

2026

• Sexuality education in an age of resistance: Reflections at the nexus of education, health and rights

• Primary prevention of sexual violence in First Nations LGBTIQA+SB Communities - A literature review

• Our Voices, Our Ways - Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence in First Nations LGBTIQA+SB Communities, A discussion paper in response to the national literature review

2025

• “For Sustained Change, We Need Everyone on Board”: Australian Outsourced Provider Perspectives on Relationships and Sexuality Education for Young People

• Young adult perspectives on sexuality education in Australia: implications for sexual violence primary prevention

• Beyond "The Talk" - Supporting parents and carers to speak with children about sex, relationships and consent

• Building an integrated support system for young people’s sexual health and wellbeing: Strengths, challenges and future directions for the non-government sector

• Anti-Queer Violence in Australia: An Intersectional Analysis of Victimization Among LGBTQA+ Adults

• Prevalence and perpetration contexts of sexual violence among cisgender LGBQ+ adults in Australia

• LGBTQ+ Adult Sexual Violence Critical Scoping Review: Victimization Risk Factors

2022

• Opening Doors: Ensuring LGBTIQ-inclusive family, domestic and sexual violence services research report

• Associations between school-based relationships and sexuality education and young people’s sexual experiences

• Naming and Recognition of Intimate Partner Violence and Family of Origin Violence Among LGBTQ Communities in Australia

2021

• Respectful relationships education in schools: Evidence paper

• Chapter: Saving schools from abomination and abnormal sex: a discourse analysis of online public commentary about ‘queering’ school spaces

• Building an Intersectional and Trans-Inclusive Criminology: Responding to the Emergence of “Gender Critical” Perspectives in Feminist Criminology

2020

• Rainbow Health Australia: Pride in Prevention Evidence Guide

• Developing LGBTQ programs for perpetrators and victims/survivors of domestic and family violence

2019

• Gay, Bisexual, and Queer Men’s Attitudes and Understandings of Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Assault

Further reading & Resources

• Australian Women's Health Alliance: A gendered framework for action on prevention and healthcare

• Including Gender: An APS Guide to Gender Analysis and Gender Impact Assessment | PM&C

• Rainbow Health Australia: Tips for Advocating for Inclusive Language and terminology in gender-based violence prevention and gender equality work

• Rainbow Health Australia: Tips for using inclusive language and terminology in gender-based violence prevention and gender equity

• Australian Human Rights Commission: Trans and gender diverse people's rights in Australia