Effective primary prevention is about large-scale social change. It must inspire a broader movement for gender equality, and work with and across a number of allied movements to be successful. 

This panel session will explore lessons about messaging from broader social justice movements across the country that aim to reach into communities, connect with them where they are at, and address where the drivers of family and gender-based violence overlap with additional experiences of oppression and discrimination. 

Join this panel to explore promising and proven messaging strategies and techniques from across social change movements that can help to end family and gender-based violence. 

This session will draw from the experiences of some of Australia’s leading voices to identify ways that messaging can speak to specific and cross-cutting issues to build momentum for change.

Moderated by: Dr Emma Fulu
Panellists: Amani Haydar, Jackie Turner, Indre McGlinn & Nicole Lee