Campaigns

Question

1.How does the OfW assess the outcomes from education and awareness campaigns? How are they determined to be 'successful' or not? a. Does the OfW have any input into the criteria that each campaign will be assessed against to determine if they are successful or not? b. Please provide a list of all the education and awareness campaigns the OfW has provided advice or was consulted on? i. How many staff worked on each campaign, and for how long? ii. Was the OfW consulted on these campaigns at the direction of the Minister or Department? c. How much input did the OfW have on the following campaigns? Please provide the following for each campaign: when was the advice sought; when was the advice given; was the advice sought by the Department or the Minister; how many staff worked on the campaign, and for how long: i. 'Stop it at the Start'; ii. 'Consent Can't Wait'; iii. 'Teach Us Consent - Promoting Consent Initiative' d. Are there any other initiatives that the OfW are currently working on?

Answer

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Documents

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