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Monique's work and projects 

I have worked in the areas of gender equality and the prevention of violence against women for the past 10 years in the community and government sectors. After undertaking a Master of Psychology, majoring in community and environmental psychology, I worked in a range of government, research university and community workplaces in the area of family violence in Victoria and Western Australia.  I am passionate about promoting human rights and preventing violence against women. 

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Key Skills 

Gender equality auditing and gender impact assessments

  • Workplace and sports clubs gender equality auditing

  • Gender impact assessments in line with the Victorian Gender Equality Act 

Education and Training Facilitation

  • Development of eLearning modules using Articulate Learning Management Systems software

  • Development and delivery of gender equality and prevention of violence against women training for workplaces, sporting organisations and community groups

  • Development and delivery of responding to family violence training for workplaces. 

  • Development and delivery of tailored gender impact assessment training: Why and how.


Program Delivery

  • Development of Diversity & Inclusion frameworks and action planning in conjunction with senior management to build organisational diversity and inclusive cultures.

Stakeholder Management

  • Building of positive relationships and partnerships with a broad range of stakeholders  

“Monique provided excellent training sessions for two groups of our students on the sensitive topic of family violence. In each case (one in person, one via Zoom), she carefully tailored the presentation to the needs of the class, and engaged the audience at critical points. Her presentation managed to get across complex concepts in an accessible and understandable way that our students could connect with, prompting lots of questions and discussion about the implications of the ideas and information she had presented." Hannah 
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