Engagement with the campaigns/interventions on domestic violence Several campaigns were developed under theDVproject:2650 with the aim of challenging social norms, attitudes and behaviours to help promote respectful relationships at home, in the workplace and other social settings to increase support for gender equality and to promote active bystander action in the Wagga Wagga community. Based on the results the most engagement was coming from the Reflect Respect campaign, where approximately a quarter of the sample had seen the campaign (see table 29 and Figure 15). This could be explained by the visual nature of the Reflect Respect and We do Respect campaigns. Again, the campaign with the most engagement from the Wagga Wagga community was the Reflect Respect campaign, with 2.8%. As was previously observed by the project team many people did not associate the name of the campaign with the actual visual TV campaign, unless they were shown promotional materials. Table 29. Engagement in the campaigns and interventions, in terms of seeing, hearing of, and participating in, among the respondents from the Wagga Wagga community in 2021. Seen
Heard of
Participated in
%
Frequency
%
Frequency
%
Frequency
Reflect Respect Campaign
25.7
264
19.2
197
2.8
29
We Do Respect Campaign
11.4
117
17.0
174
2.3
24
16 days of activism campaign
7.4
76
7.8
80
1.6
16
My Story
6.3
65
14.8
152
1.9
19
Enlighten for Equity
1.2
13
7.0
72
0.4
4
eLearning modules
2.4
25
4.7
49
0.6
6
Voice Against Violence workshops
3.3
34
12.1
124
0.8
8
Inspire Respect workshop
1.6
16
8.6
88
0.5
5
Wiradjuri and First Nations youth Project
2.3
23
8.3
8.3
0.6
6
