Tools and resources
for safe futures

Learn about how WAGEC can help drive organisational culture change and promote gender equality.

A resource explaining the purpose, background and scope of the All In program.

A resource for families and carers to explain the All In program and the impact of gender stereotypes on children.

Practical workshops and conversations designed for parents, carers and influential adults to support respectful relationships, inclusion and equality beyond the classroom.

A resource to help identify and recognise the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships.

A three-month program for educators wanting to deepen their knowledge and become leaders and champions for gender equality and respectful relationships within their service and community.

One day introduction workshop covering All In key concepts and practical implementation tools for early childhood education available to educators and community partners.

Support for entire early childhood education services to learn together to embed gender equality, inclusion and respectful relationships across policies, environments, curriculum and everyday practice. Centres will have ongoing access for continuous learning and improvement.

A flyer about what violence looks like and how you can find support.

This animation captures the story of Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women’s Voices) – the story of strength, resilience, sovereignty and power that has been told by the voices of First Nations women and girls.

Help create an environment which encourages children to think of themselves as individuals.

Useful tips to help parents challenge gender stereotypes.

SNAICC report that identifies key priorities for creating culturally safe early childhood education environments for First Nations children and families.

Applying to access the NDIS.

A site that has an information line, information and resources to help prevent and respond to child sexual abuse.

Access information, advice, and support for people experiencing family violence, and their friends and family.

A collection of children's books and teaching resources for Body Safety, consent, gender equality, respectful relationships and social & emotional intelligence.

Statistics and key facts about how many people experience family and gender-based violence, its impacts, and attitudes towards violence.

A guide to help practitioners enhance gender equality for children across all early learning and childcare settings.

This guide shares practical tips to help you build the confidence to start conversations with other adults about raising a respectful generation of young people.

Girl Toys vs. Boys Toys an Experiment from the UK

This explains in a culture where outdated gender stereotypes are “very much alive,” parents shouldn’t dictate gender roles to their children.

Free mental health resources for families - Emerging Minds.

Examples of inclusive and gender-neutral language to use with children.

Information about animal abuse.

How gender stereotypes affect men and boys.

A new study sheds light on the shifting attitudes of young men in the face of negative messaging about manhood.

Who can support your child? An explanation of how allied health works in NSW.

Evidence paper aiming to understand the attitudes towards gender equality and gender stereotypes amongst parents.

End violence in Australia — About 95% of all victims of violence, whether women or men, experience violence from a man. What is gender equality? What causes violence against women? Find out more.

An evidence-based framework to guide a and effective national approach to preventing gender-based violence.

Learn more about gender-based violence, the drivers of violence, and what we can do as a society to prevent it.

Raising Children Network.

Parent Helpline | How Parentline Can Help You | Kids Helpline

The Stiff Gins, Nardi Simpson and Kaleena Briggs, are one of Australia 's best known and most loved Indigenous music acts. These two women combine stunning harmonies and a wicked humour to transport you to a world of joy, spirit and song.

The Tasmanian Early Years Respectful Relationships Teaching Package.

Helpful information in multiple languages to help parents support a child to start school well.

Transition to School Booklet - PDF

What parents say about gender stereotyping in their children’s early years.

Tangentyere Women's Family Safety Group share how they are stopping violence before it starts through their Girls Can Boys Can Project.

Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women’s Voices) is a report capturing what Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls consider to be their strengths, challenges and aspirations for change.

Through meaningful storytelling and open conversations, we can foster positive change and promote respect in our community and beyond.

You Can Be is a campaign to give children the best start in life without the limit of gender stereotypes.

Learn more about gender-based violence, the drivers of violence, and how to be an active bystander and ally in our End GBV series. Credits: Illustration and animation: Michael Mascarenas Sound design: Sonar Music 'Change the Story' framework: Our Watch

Learn more about gender-based violence, the drivers of violence, and how to be an active bystander and ally in our End GBV series. Credits: Illustration and animation: Michael Mascarenas Sound design: Sonar Music 'Change the Story' framework: Our Watch

Learn more about gender-based violence, the drivers of violence, and how to be an active bystander and ally in our End GBV series. Credits: Illustration and animation: Michael Mascarenas Sound design: Sonar Music 'Change the Story' framework: Our Watch

Learn more about gender-based violence, the drivers of violence, and how to be an active bystander and ally in our End GBV series. Credits: Illustration and animation: Michael Mascarenas Sound design: Sonar Music 'Change the Story' framework: Our Watch

Learn more about gender-based violence, the drivers of violence, and how to be an active bystander and ally in our End GBV series. Credits: Illustration and animation: Michael Mascarenas Sound design: Sonar Music 'Change the Story' framework: Our Watch

A booklet with instructions and prompts for the Experience Compass and Practice Cards as part of the Walk With Her Framework.

Learn how to be an active ally to gender-based violence.

Learn how to be an active bystander and ally to gender-based violence.

Download free A3 size posters of our eight diverse characters representing strong, unique identities that challenge gender stereotypes.

Poster for young children to help them understand how to get out of unsafe situations.

Download free A2 size posters to promote healthy respectful relationships.

10 tips for having respectfulconversations about gender stereotypes.

All of the key definitions you need to navigate any of our All In content.

Fun activity for children to prompt conversations about things that make them feel uncomfortable and personal choices.

An audit tool to help you promote gender equality and inclusivity across your service environment, policies and processes.

Fact Sheet for parents, carers and professionals about the developmental guidelines and possible indicators of trauma.

Fact Sheet for parents, carers and professionals about the developmental guidelines and possible indicators of trauma.

Fact Sheet for parents, carers and professionals about the developmental guidelines and possible indicators of trauma.

Fact sheet for parents and carers to help them understand the child protection system in Australia, including definitions of neglect and abuse and links to information in multiple languages.

Questions to prompt discussions with children about their attitudes towards gender equality.

A practical guide to recognising the signs of healthy, unhealthy and controlling behaviours in relationships.

A fact sheet for parents and carers to provide tips about what is most important to help children thrive even after adversity.

Parent Top Tips: Ten ways to ask about children’s experiences at school, that don’t involve one word answers!

A fact sheet for parents and carers with tips on spending creative time with children that builds opportunities to connect and have fun together.

Activity worksheet for older children to prompt conversations about their support people.

A detailed guide to assist early childhood centres implement their own gender equity policy.

Sample language on gender equality and inclusion to incorporate into a Quality Improvement Plan.

A fact sheet for parents or carers to prepare them for child-directed play that fosters secure attachment and allows young children to process their feelings and thoughts through play.

A fact sheet to explain Zones of Regulation. Includes an activity sheet for people of any age to help them identify their body clues and plan for managing each zone.

A fact sheet for parents and carers that provides explanations of attachment types and why play is an important part of building a strong attachment.

When it comes to gender equality, how does your workplace measure up? Get the checklist to find out.

Fact sheet for parents of children who experience anxiety or persistent worries. Includes activity sheet to help children address their worries.

An activity for children to strengthen their sense of identity and prompt conversations about what is important to them.

Fun activity for children to help them assess situations as safe or unsafe.

Bee themed poster for young children to help them understand how to get out of unsafe situations.

Activity worksheet to help young children identify the safe people in their lives and prompt conversations about support networks.

Fact Sheet for parents, carers and professionals about the Early Learning Framework including developmental guidelines for different ages, up to 5 years.

Colouring with children engage with self-affirming statements that promote positive healthy and respectful relationships.

An activity sheet for children and young people to help them reflect on their personal and cultural identity and prompt conversations and questions about family history, stories and passed down wisdom.

An activity sheet for children and young people to help them reflect on family and what/who that means to them.

An activity sheet for children and young people to help them reflect on their sense of belonging and connection with peers.

An activity sheet for children, young people or adults to support development of mind and body awareness and help them map strategies that work for them when they feel uneasy or tense.

Fact sheet with ideas for how to get started with visual journalling.

More ideas for visual journalling

Ideas for practiced visual journallers.

An interactive tool you can use to explore how your identity and life story shape what you experience and how you move through the world. You can use this to orient yourself for reflective practice.

Thoughtful prompts to help you slow down, stay present and Walk With Her in the moment. Use these cards during assessments, case planning and everyday conversations.

Thoughtful prompts to help you pause, stay present and Walk With Her in the moment.

A deck of cards to help you intentionally shape your practice: exploring how you want to respond to the situations and assumptions that arise in your work, and identifying responses that feel grounded and relational.

The Voices Cards use real quotes and stories from women with lived experience and correction staff to bring different perspectives to life. Use these cards in assessments, case planning and everyday conversations to pause, reflect and respond in ways that strengthen your practice.