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Resources
Step Together provides education and practical easy access resources to better support and empower communities to stand united against the threat of violent extremism.
A complete list of articles organised by their release date.
Library of information sheets and brochures on a variety of topics for easy reference and support.
Access referral forms (where available) for voluntary intervention programs across Australia.
Library of online materials and applications on different topics for easy reference and support.
Library of videos on a variety of topics for easy reference and support.
Podcast series with real stories, insights and tips to prevent violent extremism.
Watch webinars on understanding violent extremism and building safer communities.
Explore our latest Step Together newsletter and browse the full archive available.
Support and resources promoting early intervention and awareness.
Youth Hub
This hub is designed for young people like you – giving you the tools, knowledge and voice to shape a safer, smarter online future.
Stay safe, feel confident and make your digital space your own.
Let's Talk: Values-Based Conversations
Tools to start conversations, explore values and connect in meaningful ways.
These resources encourage reflection, spark meaningful conversations and help individuals connect on values that matter most.
Advice and support
If you would like further advice and support on how best to help someone you care about, contact our Step Together team members.
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