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Queensland’s Framework to address Sexual Violence

Prevent. Support. Believe. Queensland’s Framework to address Sexual Violence

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This artwork was created by a victim-survivor as part of a Sexual Violence Awareness Month (SVAM) art workshop. This year, over 79 victim-survivors participated in 10 workshops across Queensland, from Logan to Cherbourg to the Tablelands, producing art reflecting the Sexual Violence Awareness Month theme: No More Silence, Prevent Sexual Violence. The workshops were held from Logan to Redlands, from Brisbane to the Whitsundays. The theme reminds us that preventing sexual violence is everyone’s responsibility. Our 21-specialist frontline counselling services work with victim-survivors every day who have been silenced by their abuser, their own families, institutions and communities. When we break the silence, we make the violence visible, allow connections to be made and communities to be strengthened. No More Silence is not about expecting victim survivors to speak if they are not ready or it is not safe but believing them when they choose to share their experience. It is about creating the space for respectful conversations, respecting boundaries and creating safety. It is the responsibility of all us to challenge the attitudes and behaviours that allow sexual violence to occur in order to prevent it. If you or someone you know needs support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or find a specialist sexual violence support service through QSAN: https://qsan.org.au/services/ © Copyright retained by the artist. This project is supported by the Queensland Government. #SVAM2026 #NoMoreSilence #PreventSexualViolence #SexualViolenceAwarenessMonth #SurvivorVoices

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This artwork was created by a victim-survivor as part of a Sexual Violence Awareness Month (SVAM) art workshop. This year, over 79 victim-survivors participated in 10 workshops across Queensland, from Logan to Cherbourg to the Tablelands, producing art reflecting the Sexual Violence Awareness Month theme: No More Silence, Prevent Sexual Violence. The workshops were held from Logan to Redlands, from Brisbane to the Whitsundays. The theme reminds us that preventing sexual violence is everyone’s responsibility. Our 21-specialist frontline counselling services work with victim-survivors every day who have been silenced by their abuser, their own families, institutions and communities. When we break the silence, we make the violence visible, allow connections to be made and communities to be strengthened. No More Silence is not about expecting victim survivors to speak if they are not ready or it is not safe but believing them when they choose to share their experience. It is about creating the space for respectful conversations, respecting boundaries and creating safety. It is the responsibility of all us to challeng the attitudes and behaviours that allow sexual violence to occur in order to prevent it. If you or someone you know needs support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or find a specialist sexual violence support service through QSAN: https://qsan.org.au/services/ © Copyright retained by the artist. This project is supported by the Queensland Government. #SVAM2026 #NoMoreSilence #PreventSexualViolence #SexualViolenceAwarenessMonth #SurvivorVoices

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