Gender Justice Hub
Gender Justice Hub

Gender Justice Hub

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The Gender
Justice Hub

Mobilising higher education to help
end gender-based violence

The Hub is a project of the UNESCO Chair in Equity, Social Justice and Higher Education at the University of Newcastle.

The Gender Justice Hub does not replace crisis support services. If you need immediate support we have collated a list of services for reference.

Open the list of external crisis support services

Welcome to the Gender Justice Hub. Our vision for the Hub is to build knowledge and skills to activate higher education as an agent for long-term cultural transformation towards gender justice and eradicating gender-based violence. Read more about the Hub’s vision and goals here.

Working to create structural change in and through higher educationWorking to create structural change in and through higher education
Supporting and empowering current students and future learnersSupporting and empowering current and future University of Newcastle students

“…when I saw that this study was happening, I was like, yes, interview me. I just really want – change needs to happen – I just really want to be a part of making that happen…”

– Student Participant

READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS FROM STUDENT PARTICIPANTS

Higher education partnering with domestic and family violence community organisations

The Hub is an ongoing collaboration between higher education and specialist domestic and family violence community organisations in the Hunter, Central Coast and Newcastle region.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THESE PARTNERSHIPS

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Centre of Excellence for Equity in Higher Education
University of Newcastle,
Callaghan, NSW, 2308

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This project was prepared on Awabakal, Darkinjung, Gadigal, Wonnarua and Worimi lands. We acknowledge the unceded lands on which we work and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.

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The cover artwork was produced by participants in the Claim Our Place program. Elements from participants’ artworks were collated by Anna Rolfe at the University Galleries.