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Co-designing impact: Student-led prevention messaging for the primary prevention of violence against women
gender-based-violencehigher-educationprimary-preventionuniversity-studentsviolence-against-womenyoung-adults
Executive Summary: Violence against women remains one of Western Australia's most serious and persistent social problems, and young adults aged 18–24 represent a pivotal demographic for primary prevention — the work of stopping violence before it starts. The Co-Designing Impact project, funded by th
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