Resources and translations: help raise awareness about coercive control

Find resources and translations to help raise awareness about coercive control by sharing the ‘Coercion Hurts’ campaign materials.
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A range of 'Coercion Hurts' campaign materials have been developed to share important messaging about coercive control.  These materials are available to download and share with your community.

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Videos

Use these video links to share with your community.

Poster

Download these A3 posters and share them with your community.

Social media post

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It doesn’t have to be physical to be family and domestic violence.

Coercive control is family and domestic violence.

To learn more visit wa.gov.au/coercivecontrol 

Coercive Control Easy Read 

This document provides information about coercive control for low literacy audiences using text and images.  

In the top left hand corner is the Government crest. The title reads Understanding Coercive Control. Underneath is a graphic of a girl who is surrounded by a swirl and her arms are restricted. In the bottom right corner is the Easy Read logo.

Coercive Control Easy Read

Digital banners

Download these digital banners and share them with your community.

Translated resources

Click on the language of your choice to find resources.

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