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Gender Equity Victoria

Collaborating and innovating for a gender equal society.

Gender Equity Victoria (GEN VIC) is the independent peak body for organisations and individuals promoting gender equity in Victoria.

Our 2026-2030 Strategic Plan is here!

Our new plan sets out how we’ll connect, advocate, transform and sustain our work alongside members and partners to advance gender equity across Victoria. Read the plan and join us in shaping the next chapter.

Upcoming Events

GEN VIC regularly hosts events and professional development sessions that are open to both our members and the general public.

Put Her Name On It

Put Her Name on It is designed to challenge and change Victorian public spaces to be more gender equal through collaborative action. GEN VIC and Geographic Names Victoria are working together to develop resources, strategies and communications to increase the public commemoration of women in Victoria.

Gendered Gaps in Victorian Legislation

GEN VIC is seeking to identify gendered loopholes and gaps in Victorian legislation that will in turn help us to advocate for system improvement and policy change.

Women's Leadership Alumni Pilot Program

What’s going on at GENVIC

28 August 2026

Join the GEN VIC Board: contribute to a gender equitable Victoria where all people can thrive

Gender Equity Victoria (GEN VIC) is seeking passionate and committed leaders to join our Board and help guide the strategic direction of Victoria’s peak body for gender equity. GEN VIC ...

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28 July 2026

GEN VIC acknowledges leadership transition and calls for continued commitment to gender equity

Gender Equity Victoria (GEN VIC) today congratulates Ben Carroll on his appointment as Victorian Premier, and thanks Jacinta Allan for her impressive contribution as only the second woman to serve ...

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19 June 2026

Gender Equity Victoria calls for removal of outdated clothing

Gender Equity Victoria is deeply disappointed to see the sale of clothing that reinforces outdated and harmful gender stereotypes. On 17 June, The Age published an article where Dr Cathy ...

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