‘You Can Ask That’ Webinar: A candid conversation about preventing gendered violence in TAFEs and RTOs
Monday, 24 March 2025 | 12:30-1:15pm AEDT | Online via Zoom | FREE
Ask the taboo questions. Get straight answers.
Every workplace has them – those awkward questions about sexual harassment and gendered violence that people are afraid to ask. Questions like:
“Can workplace sexual harassment actually be prevented?”
“Why don’t gender-neutral approaches work?”
“What’s the minimum we need to do to comply with the Gender Equality Act?”
“Don’t men experience violence too?”
At Women’s Health East, we’ve spent 30 years preventing gendered violence in Melbourne’s east. There’s no question we haven’t heard, no myth we can’t bust, and no taboo topic we shy away from.
This isn’t your typical webinar
This 45-minute session gives you the chance to:
- Submit questions anonymously – ask what you’ve always wanted to know but were afraid to voice
- Get evidence-based answers without the jargon or buzzwords
- Challenge assumptions about what works and what doesn’t in TAFE and RTO environments
- Connect with others facing similar challenges in meeting Gender Equality Act obligations
Who’s answering your questions?
Our expert panel brings decades of combined experience in preventing gendered violence in workplace and educational settings:
- Katie McKee, Training Coordinator, Women’s Health East
- Malavika Kadwadkar, Community Outreach Lead, Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE)
- Katherine Lim, Team Leader, Gender Equality, Women’s Health East (Moderator)
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed specifically for TAFE and RTO staff, including: Equality and inclusion leads; Decision makers and senior leaders; People and Culture professionals; Teaching staff and administrators; Anyone responsible for Gender Equality Act implementation.
Part of something bigger
This webinar is one highlight of our 2025 Respect and Equality Campaign running from 17-28 March. Don’t miss our flagship event at The Wheeler Centre on 25 March – learn more about the full campaign here.
Training for Respect is proudly supported by WorkSafe Victoria’s WorkWell Respect Fund
Need more than a webinar?
Women’s Health East offers comprehensive consulting services to help TAFEs, RTOs and other organisations develop effective prevention strategies that create lasting cultural change. For more information, contact Women’s Health East’s Acting Manager Gender Equality, Katherine Lim – klim@whe.org.au
Spaces are limited – secure your spot today
