Welcome to W.E.A.V.E.


We are a National Women’s Alliance that aims to eliminate all forms of male violence (including sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, sexual exploitation and trafficking). Our vision is to ensure that all women and children are able to live free from all forms of violence and abuse.

In drawing together key stakeholders that make up the ‘violence against women sector’ as well as survivors, and activist and interest groups, WEAVE embeds a wealth and diversity of experience and expertise within a single body.

 

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National Remembrance Quilt Project - "Not one more"
Remembering the women and children killed in domestic violence.

 

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We were honoured to have a number of Parliamentarians and other guests join us at the quilt’s hanging in Parliament House.”


This is a national project engaging women and supporters in the community to work together in the creation of a Remembrance Quilt to honor and remember the women and children who have been killed in domestic violence in their community, in their state.



"Senator Thorpe supports a Tasmanian Domestic Violence Death Review Process.
Senator Thorpe met Dr. McInnes at the unveiling of the National Remembrance
Quilt in Canberra last year"

 

Senator Thorpe's full speech can be found here

 

 

WOMEN'S LIVES LOST TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HONOURED IN PARLIAMENT THROUGH NATIONAL QUILT HANGING

 

Federal Parliament House, the House of Representatives Alcove, Canberra
Wednesday 19th June 3.45pm

 
Our National Remembrance Quilt is now hanging in Parliament House

 

View the plaque commemorating the quilt hanging


Click here for more pics

 

 

Message from Prime Minister Julia Gillard:

The Opening of The National Rememberance Quilt DisplayDownload letter

 

Download the media release

 

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SAVE OUR WOMEN'S SERVICES

 

You can help homeless women and children

 



 

 

 

 



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SCOOTER FOR EAST TIMOR

 

W.E.A.V.E would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who donated and made it possible to buy a scooter for Teresa. The total raised was $2,600.

 

If you would like to continue to donate to the work being done in East Timor by:

 

 
       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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