Gender-based violence doesn’t begin in crisis accommodation or courtrooms. It begins with the attitudes, beliefs and systems that shape how people are treated every day. That means workplaces have an important role to play alongside schools, families, sporting clubs, and communities.
WAGEC offers tailored workplace education grounded in decades of frontline experience supporting women, trans and gender-diverse people, and children experiencing violence and homelessness. Our training connects the realities we see every day with practical actions organisations can take to help create safer, more equitable workplaces.
WAGEC offers tailored workplace and community education grounded in decades of frontline experience supporting women, trans and gender-diverse people, and children experiencing violence and homelessness. Our training connects the realities we see every day with practical actions organisations can take to help create safer, more equitable workplaces.
Our training is underpinned by almost 50 years working alongside women and communities experiencing violence, homelessness, and systemic disadvantage. That means we support you to go beyond theory or the legislative requirements.
We help you to connect evidence, lived experience and frontline insights with practical actions people can take in their everyday work. It all starts with one action, one conversation, and hard work to make change. It takes all of us.
Our workplace training sessions are:
Our workplace training is designed for organisations of all sizes and sectors that want to take a stand against gender-based violence and create cultures of equality and respect, including:
Whether you’re hosting 20 people or 2,000, our experienced facilitators will work with you to design an approach that fits your goals.

Our workshops are designed to be practical, engaging and grounded in real-world experience. Participants often tell us they leave feeling informed, inspired and more confident to take action.
We tailor every session to your needs. However, common topics include: gender equality, preventing gender-based violence, active bystanders and allies, respectful workplace cultures, and responding appropriately when someone discloses violence in the workplace either as an employee or customer/member/client.
Yes. We understand that every workplace has different goals, audiences and levels of experience. We work with you to develop training that is relevant to your people and context. It’s common for organisations to begin with a ‘Lunch & Learn’ before expanding into manager capability, HR training and leadership sessions. We can help you build a learning pathway that suits your people and your goals.
Yes. Depending on your needs, training can be delivered in person across NSW, online or through a blended approach.
Training can range from a 60-minute introductory session through to half-day workshops, multi-session programs or tailored learning series. We’ll work with you to design an approach that fits your goals, audience and schedule.
Yes. Policies are an important foundation, but creating lasting cultural change also requires people to understand the issues, build confidence and know how to respond in practice. Our trauma-informed and accessible training complements existing workplace policies by helping leaders and teams put them into action through practical, evidence-informed learning.
Every conversation, policy, leader and colleague has the potential to influence culture. Whether you’re looking to educate your team, inspire your people or get involved in a more hands-on way, we’d love to work alongside you.
Tailored workshops and learning experiences that build confidence, strengthen workplace culture and equip your people to play a role in preventing gender-based violence.
Bring frontline insight, practical action and meaningful conversation to your next conference, leadership event, team day or community gathering.
Looking for a hands-on way for your team to make a difference? From workplace volunteering days to donation drives and practical projects, there are many ways your organisation can take action.
