Quick Exit
These short videos explore what respect looks like in everyday relationships, and how to recognise when something may not feel right. They aim to build awareness of family and domestic violence, including the early signs of abuse, and encourage people to seek support. The videos can be used in community settings, workplaces, and youth programs to support conversation and learning.

Video 1 – What Does Respect Look Like

Video 2 – Violence Isn’t Always Physical

Video 3 – When Control Replaces Trust

Video 4 – Limiting Freedom

Video 5 – We All Shape What’s Acceptable

Video 6 – If Someone Tells You They’re Not Okay

Video 7 – Support is Available in Port Hedland

Video 8 – Privacy Matters in Small Communities

Video 9 – Respect in Young Relationships

Video 10 – Being a Good Friend

Respect in Everyday Relationships

About the project

This video series was developed in the Pilbara, with input from Port Hedland services and local community context. It is designed for use across regional and remote communities.

Produced by DVassist, in collaboration with our community partners:

  • Legal Aid WA
  • Relationships Australia WA
  • Youth Involvement Council

This project was made possible through funding support from Pilbara Minerals Limited (PLS) Community Grants Program.