A gender equal society where all people, but especially women*, are free from the harm of gender inequity.

Though men, women and non-binary people all suffer as a consequence of gender inequity, women, which includes trans women, have been particularly affected. Diminishing the harm of gender inequity means applying special measures to address centuries of disadvantage, discrimination and mistreatment experienced by women.  

 We believe gender equity: 

• Should exist in all places, organisations and industries in Victoria. 
• creates prosperity for all Victorians in all communities. 
• is best achieved through partnership between government, industry and community. 
• takes time – generations of consistent hard work. 
• Relies on a combination of individual and collective efforts across waves of reform. 

Intersectional gender equity 

"Gender inequity doesn't affect everyone in the same way. To think so is in itself  privileged and dangerous. In a society that is patriarchal and built on colonisation - culture, language, race, ability, gender identity, sexuality, regionality and social status change the nature, intensity and prevalence of gender inequity. A gender equal society must be intersectional and see the whole person".