| Preview | Year | Title | Author(s) | Type |
| 2021 | Adapting service delivery during COVID-19: Experiences of domestic violence practitioners | Breckenridge, Jan; Cullen, Patricia; Cortis, Natasha; Smyth, Ciara; valentine, kylie | Journal Article | |
 | 2015 | Building effective policies and services to promote women's economic security following domestic violence : State of knowledge | Bullen, Jane; Cortis, Natasha | Report | |
| 2021 | COVID-19 lockdowns, intimate partner violence and coercive control | Smyth, Ciara; valentine, kylie; Cortis, Natasha; Breckenridge, Jan; Cullen, Patricia | Journal Article | |
 | 2016 | Domestic violence and women's economic security : building Australia's capacity for prevention and redress: Final report | Cortis, Natasha; Bullen, Jane | Report | |
 | 2016 | Domestic violence and womens economic security : building Australia's capacity for prevention and redress : key findings and future directions | Cortis, Natasha; Bullen, Jane | Report | |
 | 2020 | Evaluation of 1800RESPECT – Final Report | Cortis, Natasha; Giuntoli, Gianfranco; Smyth, Ciara; Cama, Elena; valentine, kylie; Breckenridge, Jan | Report | |
| 2021 | Meeting community needs in difficult times: experience of Australia’s community sector | Blaxland, Megan; Cortis, Natasha | Report | |
 | 2018 | National survey of workers in the domestic, family and sexual violence sectors | Cortis, Natasha; Blaxland, Megan; Breckenridge, Jan; valentine, kylie; Mahoney, Natasha; Chung, Donna; Cordier, Reinie; Chen, Yu-wei; Green, Damian | Report | |
| 2016 | Researching the economic dimensions of domestic and family violence : information gaps and data strategies | Cortis, Natasha; Bullen, Jane | Booklet | |
| 2016 | Responding to economic abuse | Cortis, Natasha; Bullen, Jane | Booklet | |
 | Jul-2024 | Specialist financial counseling for women affected by domestic and family violence: Staff and client perspectives on an Australian initiative | Cortis, Natasha; Smyth, Ciara | Journal Article | |
| 2016 | Supporting women to find and keep jobs following domestic violence | Cortis, Natasha; Bullen, Jane | Booklet | |
| 2020 | Which Models of Supervision Help Retain Staff? Findings From Australia’s Domestic and Family Violence and Sexual Assault Workforces | Seymour, Kate; Cortis, Natasha; Wendt, Sarah; Natalier, Kristin | Journal Article | |
| 2021 | Workplace violence against domestic and family violence and sexual assault workers: A gendered, settings-based approach. | Cortis, Natasha; Natalier, Kristin; Wendt, Sarah; Seymour, Kate | Journal Article | |
