Are we there yet? Australians' attitudes towards violence against women & gender equality: Summary findings from the 2017 National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey (NCAS)

Abstract

This report documents findings from the National<br/ >Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women<br/ >Survey (NCAS) and considers them in the context of<br/ >other related research. It focuses on results for the<br/ >community as a whole. It has been written for an audience<br/ >interested in greater detail about the concepts measured<br/ >in the survey, survey findings and implications for policy,<br/ >program development and practice.<br/ ><br/ >It is one of a suite of resources being produced by<br/ >ANROWS that draws on data from the 2017 NCAS.<br/ >The suite includes a high level summary of this report,<br/ >and is available on the ANROWS website<br/ >ncas.anrows.org.au. <br/ ><br/ >Separate reports for the samples of Aboriginal people and<br/ >Torres Strait Islanders, people from non-English speaking<br/ >backgrounds and young people (aged 16-24 years) will<br/ >be available on the ANROWS website, along with other<br/ >relevant resources.<br/ ><br/ >This report also includes, in summary form, the<br/ >methodologies used for redevelopment of the 2013<br/ >questionnaire and the collection and analysis of data.<br/ >Greater detail on the methods used can be found in<br/ >National Community Attitudes towards Violence against<br/ >Women Survey Methodology Report: Survey Redevelopment<br/ >and Implementation 2017-18 on the ANROWS website.