Today Djirra gave evidence at the only Victorian hearing of the Senate Inquiry into Missing and Murdered First Nations Women and Children.

Acting CEO Antoinette Gentile gives evidence to Yoorrok Justice Commission’s Social Justice Hearing.

One month after the emergency roundtable, Aboriginal women have been excluded from the government’s Rapid Review Panel.

Every year, Djirra supports thousands of Aboriginal women across Victoria. Support us to support a sister by donating to our EOFY drive.

Several changes have been made to the Family Law Act to help women and children escaping family violence. Find out what this could mean for you.

Djirra welcomes the Victorian Government’s statement today that more MUST be done to support women and children experiencing family and sexual violence across Victoria.

The Independent Review of the National Legal Assistance Partnership has just been released and governments must urgently commit to the recommendations.

Djirra welcomes the Federal Budget investment into pay parity for our staff, but we urgently require long-term funding into our workforce and new funding for our frontline services.

Djirra is more than disappointed by the Allan Government’s failure to invest in Aboriginal women’s and children’s safety, and Djirra’s self-determined solutions to end family violence. 

Antoinette Braybrook calls for immediate action to address the national shame of men’s violence against women on ABC Radio National.