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Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Sexual Assault Awareness Month is an international movement dedicated to ending sexual violence. The theme for 2025 is Together we act, United we change.

This April, we have partnered with Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry to focus on safe and respectful workplaces.
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Join our interactive webinar to explore what a safe, respectful work environment looks like and learn practical strategies to meet your obligations.‍
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Have a question that feels uncomfortable or awkward to ask? In April, we are taking anonymous questions about creating safe workplaces! 

At the end of April, participate in a final session to discuss key themes drawn from Tasmanian workplaces questions and discover effective approaches to ensure that sexual harm has no place in your business.
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Have a question about workplace sexual harassment and how to meet your positive duty to prevent and respond to sexual harm at work? *
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*Please note: We’re unable to provide specific legal advice, so we encourage you to focus your questions on building positive and safe workplace cultures.

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Sexual Assault Support Service (SASS) acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal peoples as the traditional and original custodians of lutruwita. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, recognising that they possess deep knowledge, traditions and culture that can enrich our future. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and acknowledge the effects of sexual violence through colonisation that continue to cause harm today.
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We acknowledge and extend deep gratitude to Victim-Survivors whose expertise and wisdom guide our path forward in addressing and preventing child sexual abuse. Their insights shape our strategies and responses. Additionally, we honour and remember Victims who are no longer with us. In their memory, we commit to profound and meaningful change
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