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Sike Meyer

Sike Meyer

Verified

Honorary Research Fellow, Griffith University

Brisbane

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crime, finance, business, court

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Total articles 108

  • Women and children are still dying in domestic violence incidents. A proper plan and funding are needed

    By Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Sike Meyer| Lithgow Mercury Verified In a week where significant gains in progressing gender equality have been rightly celebrated - including the Matildas sparking a national conversation on valuing of women's sport, and a reported narrowing of the gender pay gap - the killing of Drew Douglas, allegedly by her male partner, is a stark reminder that violence against women remains a national crisis in Australia. These issues are not unrelated. Gender inequality and all forms of oppression drive violence against women.

    By Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Sike Meyer · Lithgow Mercury

    Aug. 19, 2023

  • Women and children are still dying in domestic violence incidents. A proper plan and funding are needed

    By Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Sike Meyer| Dungog Chronicle Verified We know the experiences and support needs of victim-survivors as well as men who use violence cut across multiple areas of support, including housing, health (including mental health and alcohol and drugs services), child and family welfare, justice, disability services, just to name a few. We need whole-of-person centred service models.

    By Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Sike Meyer · Dungog Chronicle

    Aug. 19, 2023

  • Women and children are still dying in domestic violence incidents. A proper plan and funding are needed

    By Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Sike Meyer| Lithgow Mercury Verified In a week where significant gains in progressing gender equality have been rightly celebrated - including the Matildas sparking a national conversation on valuing of women's sport, and a reported narrowing of the gender pay gap - the killing of Drew Douglas, allegedly by her male partner, is a stark reminder that violence against women remains a national crisis in Australia. These issues are not unrelated. Gender inequality and all forms of oppression drive violence against women.

    By Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Sike Meyer · Lithgow Mercury

    Aug. 19, 2023

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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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