Creating a social impact – 30 June 2019 Update
We’ve updated our social impact document to show where we are at the end of June 2019. As the fifth year of our program closes, we have provided 16,449 women and children with a new smartphone through our network of 276 frontline agencies. Here is a snapshot of the program’s performance. We’ve got an updated […]
We’re Hiring – Tech Safety Specialists
WESNET is the leading Australian NGO providing training and resources for domestic and family violence practitioners on how technology intersects with violence against women. Our expertise and advice is recognised internationally and here at home. We are looking for two new team members to help continue this important work. If you are into technology and […]
We’re Hiring : Admin Assistant
WESNET’s Safety Net Australia team, based in Bendigo, Victoria is looking for a new team member to join our team. If you are passionate about technology and ending violence against women and live in Greater Bendigo, have great communication and administrative skills then we need you. Read more about the position and download the documentation […]
Is there spyware on my phone – 2019 update
This post originally appeared on our Techsafety.org.au website. One of our most popular posts ever was one we published back in August 2017 on mobile spyware. WESNET is pleased to announce we’ve completely updated and revised what we currently know about Mobile spyware. We have to give a big thanks to Dr Diarmaid Harkin, Dr […]
National Director Safety Net speaks at the UN Expert Group Meeting in Vienna
This post is by Karen Bentley, the National Director of the Safety Net Australia Project. At the beginning of November, I was honoured to be invited to an Expert Group Meeting of the Joint Programme on Essential Services for Women and Girls subject to Violence. The meeting brought together a wide range of experts from […]