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Australian International Disability Equity and Rights Strategy
On the 28th of November, Senator the Hon Penny Wong, Minister for Foreign Affairs; the Hon Pat Conroy MP, Minister for International Development and the Pacific; and the Hon Amanda Rishworth MP, Minister for Social … Read more
Celebrating 50 years of the Australian NGO Cooperation Program
The Australian NGO Corporation Program (ANCP) is a unique Australian development program. It is a partnership between the Australian Government and highly effective Australian Non-Government Organisations (NGOs). ANCP NGOs must pass a rigorous accreditation process … Read more
Climate and Gender: How are they linked?
The climate crisis affects everyone, but not everyone is affected equally. Those most affected by climate change, those less able to adapt to its effects, are those who are already vulnerable. Intersectionality and family violence … Read more
Goroka Outpost: 2023-24 in review
The Goroka Outpost connects survivors of family and sexual violence (FSV) and sorcery accusation related violence (SARV) in the Eastern Highlands to survivor-centred integrated case management services. In 2023-24 FemiliPNG Australia received AUD277,000 in funding from … Read more
Strongim Femili PNG: 2023-24 in review
The Strongim Femili PNG program seeks to address the gap in human resources in family and sexual violence (FSV) services in Papua New Guinea, by providing training and development opportunities to Femili PNG (FPNG) personnel. … Read more
Supporting Survivors in Goroka: How Femili PNG’s Outpost is Addressing Unique Community Needs
Goroka, nestled in the lush, mountainous region of Papua New Guinea’s Eastern Highlands, is celebrated for its vibrant cultural heritage, rich traditions, and stunning natural beauty. A defining symbol of this heritage is the Goroka … Read more
Breaking the Cycle: Wounded Warriors Film Sparks Dialogue on Intergenerational Violence in PNG
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us on Wednesday 4th September 2024 for the screening of Wounded Warriors at the Palace Electric Cinemas in Canberra. With over 80 tickets sold, the event brought … Read more
Data From Femili PNG’s First Decade
Two new reports, authored by Professor Stephen Howes and Estelle Stambolie of the ANU Development Policy Centre, summarise the main trends and patterns from Femili PNG’s recent client data and client feedback surveys. Survivor Data … Read more