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Our Watch, in partnership with Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation, is seeking proposals from suitably qualified evaluators with experience working collaboratively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs).
We are seeking an evaluator who demonstrates:
- understanding of primary prevention of gender-based violence, informed by Changing the picture; a national resource for the prevention of violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and children (Our Watch 2018)
- familiarity with planning and conducting evaluation underpinned by principles of self-determination, Indigenous data sovereignty, and in accordance with ethical guidelines and standards.
About this project
Our Watch is working in partnership with Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation, who will lead the expansion of their Girls Can Boys Can project as part of an initiative to explore and expand ACCO-led, culturally safe, prevention practice in early years settings.
The evaluator will work with Tangentyere Council and Our Watch following clear ethical protocols. The evaluation plan will be developed in consultation with Tangentyere Council and their community advisory processes to ensure safe data collection and produce outputs that are useful and empowering for community members, educators, and policy stakeholders. All activities must be collaborative, centering the voices of local Aboriginal people, acknowledging their expertise, and upholding data sovereignty.
This project is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
Working with children
Our Watch is committed to the safety of children and young people that engage with our organisation.
Everyone working at or for Our Watch is responsible for the care and protection of children and young people who engage with our organisation and for reporting any child safety concerns. Read our Child Safe Statement here.
This project involves working with Early Childhood Education and Care settings and other community contexts and will involve contact with children.
The successful applicant will be required to:
- provide evidence of current Working with Children Checks for all staff involved in the project
- hold a current Ochre Card (NT Working with Children Check) or obtain one
- provide an up-to-date Police Check that has been undertaken within the previous 3 months.
How to apply
Applicants should read all information in this form and respond to the criteria.
RfQ – Evaluation: Expansion of Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation’s Girls Can Boys Can program
Key dates
Closing date for questions
19 January 2026.
Please send any questions to Moshi Haque at innovation.projects@ourwatch.org.au.
A Q&A document (compiling questions asked) will be provided from 23 January 2026.
Closing date for supplier responses
4 February 2026.
Please send completed RFQ application form to Moshi Haque innovation.projects@ourwatch.org.au
Work/project completion
The date for work/project completion is 31 May 2027. The work will take place from the commencement of the contract and take place over a period of approximately 15 months.
Contact
All communication should be directed to Moshi Haque, Evaluation Lead, Design, Impact and Evaluation Team: innovation.projects@ourwatch.org.au.
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Changing the picture outlines the actions to address the drivers of violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
