We have been contacted by the producers of a one-hour programme examining domestic violence in regional Australia - part of a series examining social issues in regional areas. Part of the reason for doing these programmes is to explore issues specific...
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In a recent ABC Radio interview with Robert Brockway from Men's Rights Brisbane, the statistic that "one male is a victim of domestic homicide every 10 days" was challenged by the ABC presenter and by a number of listeners. In a rare piece of honesty ...
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Some Redwood High School (Mill Valley, CA) film students attended the San Rafael, CA October screening of The Red Pill (documentary film on the men's rights movement) and after seeing it decided to do their class project documentary film on battered men.
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TRIGGER WARNING: This story discusses experiences of childhood sexual abuse, incest and suicide. “I AM very sorry I brought you so much pain,” Marcus* wrote in his final letter, “Thank you for caring for me. I know I didn’t des...
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Happy to year to all the supporters of One in Three. 2016 was a landmark year for increasing awareness of and support for male victims of family violence. We saw the publication of some major media pieces on male victims, increased services for males ...
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We have been contacted by Ginger Gorman, an award-winning social justice journalist writing for news.com.au. Ginger wrote to us to ask if we knew of anyone who might be interested in being interviewed by her for a story she's currently working on abou...
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New research by the Violence Prevention Group at the School of Psychology, Deakin University, investigating Alcohol/Drug-Involved Family Violence in Australia, surveyed a representative sample of 5,118 Australians and found that males accounted for b...
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This is a great interview with Bettina Arndt and a male domestic violence victim with ABC’s Scott Levi, from the Central Coast, NSW. https://clyp.it/4tbv5mwn You can leave comments on the ABC Central Coast Facebook page at https://www.facebook.c...
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What a welcome surprise. In June this year the NSW government announced a pilot programme for male victims of domestic violence. Finally politicians were acknowledging that women aren’t the only victims of family violence. A third of victims are...
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Media release - for immediate release - Tuesday November 8th 2016 Campaigners working to raise the profile of male victims of family violence have described the New South Wales government's appointment of a feminist organisation to assist male victims...
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A woman's legs splay motionless on the floor, a man in dress shirt and tie slumps face-down on the ground, a young boy lies sprawled at the bottom of a staircase, police knock at a front door. It doesn't have to end here. That's the message behind a p...
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Media release - for immediate release - Monday September 19th 2016 Anti-violence group slams ‘sexist’ Human Rights Commission decision The One in Three Campaign, Australia’s key advocacy organisation for male victims of family viole...
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Kathy Evans Tim* was at low ebb when he met Rose*. His younger sister had recently taken her own life and his parents had split up. Rose, at least initially, made him feel good about life again. At 23, Tim became a father. During the pregnancy he notic...
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BETTINA ARNDT Columnist @thebettinaarndt Australia’s approach to dealing with domestic violence is “ideologically driven” and ignores women’s participation, says Liberal Democrats senator David Leyonhjelm, who is seeking more ...
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The University of Queensland’s Kim Halford suggests that perhaps three-quarters of a million children witness both parents engaged in domestic violence. BETTINA ARNDT Columnist @thebettinaarndt Eva Solberg is a Swedish politician, a pro...
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