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#2 | Sayfe update. We’ve been talking with different venues on how they think Sayfe would be best implemented into their venues. Thank you to all the venue managers and staff in giving us their feedback.
And thank you to @wonderlandbarwindsor for letting us video in the venue ❤️

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#1 | How we’re gonna change dancefloor safety for good. @sayfe.official @sayfejacob
Tag venues and venue managers, help us change the statistics for good!

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Wise words from @sayfejacob on episode two of With You We Can: The Podcast.

Link in bio!

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Our podcast episode with former Victorian police officer @sayfejacob explores the immense power held at the earliest stages of the justice process, and how first responses can shape everything that follows.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts (link in bio)!

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It’s here it’s here!!

Head to the link in our bio to listen to the first three episodes - with @whatmiadidnext + @sayfejacob and @violetcopurpose.

And thank you @paperindy for our cute af intro 😊🫶

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It would be easy to treat this as a one-off, a mistake that travelled too far before it was corrected.

The real issue isn’t that the headline was wrong, though; it’s that it felt right.

We have to ask why certain versions of events travel further, faster, and with more conviction than others.

Why is doubt so easily directed at some, and so rarely at others?

Why does legal complexity get flattened into moral certainty, but only in one direction?

That’s the thing about misinformation: it spreads quickly and along familiar lines.

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“Find her.”

That’s what people online are now calling for - the brave woman at the centre of the Tanner Bruhn rape case to be identified and shamed.

But here’s what the media got wrong, despite urgent attention being brought to the inaccuracy by my friend Jacob Gooden:

A prosecution witness lied. Not the complainant.

Yet the story quickly shifted to “false rape allegation” - like it so often does.

That misrepresentation has now travelled across media outlets nationwide, fuelling online harassment and calls for the complainant to be punished.

Two facts matter here:
1. Withdrawal of charges does not equal a false allegation.
2. The witness who gave false testimony was not the complainant.

Victims go through hell and back for the mere chance to hold a perpetrator accountable - often for the sake of public safety. She has given months, maybe years, of her life cooperating with the state as a witness.

Already isolated and legally unrepresented in a system that was never designed to support her, she has now also been let down by a prosecution that didn’t bother to properly screen a witness who later admitted to lying.

So the trial collapses. The charges are dropped.

It is devastating.

And now, on top of that, she’s being publicly crucified.

Inaccuracy in reporting sexual assault matters isn’t a technicality. It reinforces dangerous rape myths and emboldens perpetrators at a national scale - including the one in question (allegedly).

It is also the public defamation of a very vulnerable person.

So yes, let’s find her.

Let’s find her and tell her we support her in suing the media outlets recklessly endangering her wellbeing.

That should be the priority - not welcoming Tanner Bruhn back onto the footy field.

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I can’t even with a caption I literally need to log off and celebrate like a normal person

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Ever wondered where your Polished Man donations go? This is it. 💙

Our Polished Innovator Showcase brought together the four organisations backed by Polished Man to share their powerful work preventing family, domestic and sexual violence across Australia.

Your funds power the Polished Innovator program, helping innovators like Jaara, Jacob, Sarah, Cam and Miks to sharpen and scale their vision for safer communities.

This event was all about uplifting real initiatives having real impact, and celebrating the power of everyday people coming together to end violence.

Huge respect to our innovators for their courage and commitment:
@goodosgram @Sayfe.official @boots_blue @sarahwilliamss5 @WhatWereYouWearing and @jaarathegulinj

💥Help us amplify their voices by sharing this post and tagging them!

Thanks to @sandersplace for the stunning venue, and @heapsnormal @stompinground for keeping us refreshed.
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#PolishedInnovators #PolishedMan #FDVPrevention #WhereTheMoneyGoes #GrassrootsInnovation

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Huge thank you to Maeve Bannister for getting eyes across the country on this!

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“When Australian National University graduate Sarah Rosenberg was violently sexually assaulted and choked into unconsciousness by a man she met on Bumble, she knew immediately she needed to report to the police.

But she had no idea her report, and the process of taking the alleged crime through the NSW court system, would strip her of her agency just as much as the violent sexual attack.”

Horrible as this content - and what happened to me - may be, I’m grateful that @hercanberra ‘s @emmamacdonaldinsta is helping me shine a light on the failings of the justice system. Victims are punished for doing what they are told to do: seek justice against their perpetrators. And it’s costing the community a lot more than we think.

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“87% of sexual assaults go unreported. That number is too high.”

Jacob, one of our incredible Polished Innovators, is tackling this head-on with @sayfe.official, creating trauma-informed solutions for communities and survivors of gendered and sexual violence.

By supporting Polished Man, you help power the Polished Innovators program, backing changemakers like Jacob who refuse to accept these stats and are driving real change.

Huge thanks to our amazing ambassador @claretodhunter for interviewing our Polished Innovators!

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