Media and Advocacy
“In decades to come we will hear horror stories of the women who put themselves through a broken system to be seen. Until then, this network sees you.”
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When I Reported My Sexual Abuse, No One Told Me I Wouldn’t Get a Lawyer
International Investigative Interviewing Research Group: Lived Experience Webinar
Advocate Sarah Rosenberg on reframing consent, misconceptions about the justice system, and letting survivors lead the way
What you need to know about reporting sexual assault – from someone who’s been through it
If one in three men admit to violence, why are we still questioning victims?
What I’ve Learnt Podcast Episode
Two of Us: Sarah and Julie Rosenberg
Calls for law reform for sexual assault cases
Advocates praise recommendations from Australian sexual violence report but say lack of radical change a ‘missed opportunity’
Prerecorded hearings, lawyers funded in radical rape law proposal
Albanese Government announces $21.4 million to help vulnerable Aussies
The Busy Mums Radio Show Alive 90.5FM
Past Events
In Support of ILR
Knowing that we rely on victims to report crime and cooperate as a witness so that the state may prosecute, our treatment of victims is dramatically behind where it should be. While often positioned as solely in the interests of the victim, independent legal representation for complainants can support the state’s prosecution efforts.
In Conversation with Igniting Change
Sexual assault disclosures have skyrocketed in Australia, yet only 10% are reported to police. Why? The police and legal systems are brutal for complainants, and failing to address sexual violence. Meet two women on a mission to change this. Jane Tewson in conversation with Sarah Rosenberg (With You We Can) and Nina Funnell (Let Her Speak).
Something Has To Change
A searing indictment of a legal system that consistently fails women, ‘Prima Facie’ is a powerful tool to build understanding around our justice system. With You We Can invites criminal lawyers, advocates and services to view the performance and hear from panellists about why business as usual is not good enough.
That’s What She Said
A play written in response to the ongoing problem of sexual violence on university campuses, ‘That’s What She Said’ is partnering with With You We Can to host panels following Saturday performances. Panels will tackle subjects such as consent education, the legal system, sexual assault in First Nations communities and rape on campus.