This report is the first to provide a detailed account of progress in Victoria on action to reduce family violence and violence against women through primary prevention, focusing chiefly on the period from late 2018 to end 2021. Respect Victoria has compiled the report as part of its statutory responsibility to monitor, report and advise on this issue. The report captures work by all levels of government, specialist agencies and contributors in the community and public sectors. There have been definite advances in capacity to tackle prevention and promising signs of community change, building on the work of dedicated individuals and organisations over many years. Change is underway but we are still at the early stages of a long-term process—shifts in norms and behaviours are uneven and progress is vulnerable to disruption and ongoing resistance from multiple directions. Signficant investment in the early stages of the prevention journey has been widely welcomed and has resulted in more Victorians than ever before engaging in prevention efforts. To achieve change across the whole of Victoria, further investment—commensurate with the size and scale of the task of prevention that lies ahead—will be required.