This Framework has been developed in response to a long-standing need – frequently expressed by Muslim women and more recently also men engaged in our programs – to upscale initiatives against family violence by engaging Muslim men and boys.

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This study explores the barriers experienced by migrant and refugee womenwhen using online forms to apply for family violence intervention orders (FVIOs).

Currently, there is limited research focussing on Muslim women’s experiences and needs with relation to mental health and healthcare in an Australian context. In response to this identified gap, the Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights sought to document and analyse community members’ understanding of mental health and mental health issues, including exacerbating factors and experiences, as well as behaviours and barriers related to help-seeking.

AMWCHR has gathered some helpful resources for Muslim communities on ways to seek support during international crisis.

With the rise of Islamophobia impacting our communities we urge anyone who has been subject to racism, discrimination or victimisation on the basis of religion, culture or nationality to report the incident immediately. In the case of an emergency, to report a crime in progress, or request immediate police attendance, call Triple Zero (000).

A research report which explores racism and Islamophobia in Victorian Schools and provides recommendations on how systems and structures should be improved to promote change. This research was informed by the experiences of young people, and those working with young people in Victorian schools.