The primary purpose of QCDFVR is to create and distribute knowledge to influence policy and practice in the field of domestic and family violence prevention.
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ALT Action 1: Challenge the condoning of violence against women. When aggression and disrespect towards women are seen as natural parts of being ‘one of the boys’, it is more likely violence towards women will be excused. Call it out when you see it in the media, at work or with friends.
ALT Action 2: Talk about how there is no ‘right way’ to be a man. There are many ways to ‘be a man’. But there are dominant forms of masculinity that many men feel pressure to conform to, which can drive violence against women. Challenge dominant masculinities with other men and boys by talking about whether they feel they have to act a certain way because of their gender.
ALT Action 3: Role model respect. Gender inequality plays out in relationships in many ways. Role model equality by doing things like acknowledging the “invisible work” women often perform and having honest discussions about sex, dating and relationships.
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