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SUMMARY:Exploring collective possibilities to STOP intimate partner homicide | ShantiWorks
DESCRIPTION:We want to learn together to create possibilities to interrupt conditions of entrapment and oppression in the lives of victims-survivors (adults and children) and intentionally share responsibility for intervening and responding to domestic and family violence risk and lethality.\nAt the time of writing this flyer\, in Australia 2026:\n•26 women have been murdered due to violence against women (Counting Dead Women Australia Project).\n•36 women and 15 children murdered “based on every known Australian woman and child killed as a result of murder\, manslaughter or neglect from White Settlement to now” (Australian Femicide Watch\, 2026). \nThis is the context in which we work. These murders highlight that there is a need for all of us to keep learning.\nThis workshop invites practitioners\, leaders and teams to come together to reflect on the systems we are part of and the role we each play in responding to domestic and family violence. Together\, we will explore the assumptions\, practices and organisational responses that shape our work\, and consider how they can either create realistic safety options or further contribute to entrapment. \nDrawing on Professor Jane Monckton Smith’s 8-Stage Homicide Timeline\, we will use stories of domestic violence homicide to deepen our understanding of coercive control\, escalating risk and the points where intervention might make a difference. Together\, we will explore what these stories teach us about working more effectively with victim/survivors (adults and children)\, holding perpetrators to account\, and strengthening our responses across services.\nBy strengthening our collective imagination and practice\, we increase our capacity to consider how we respond to victims/survivors\, perpetrators and families in ways that is dignifying for all\, increases the potential for realistic safety options\, and supports the work of accountability with perpetrators and intervening systems. \nRegister here
URL:https://southsafe.org.au/event/exploring-collective-possibilities-to-stop-intimate-partner-homicide-shantiworks/
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SUMMARY:Online influences and young men: What adults need to know | City of Kingston
DESCRIPTION:Heard the term ‘manosphere’ and wondered what it means for young people? \nThe ‘manosphere’ refers to a network of online communities\, content and influencers that promote ideas about masculinity\, relationships and gender roles. While some content may appear harmless\, other messages can shape harmful attitudes towards girls and women\, relationships and identity\, influencing the way boys and young men think\, behave and connect with others. \nPresented by The Man Cave\, Australia’s leading preventative mental health charity for boys and young men\, this free practical session is designed for parents\, carers and positive role models. It provides clear\, balanced advice to help adults understand these online influences\, recognise the warning signs and respond with confidence. \nThe session will explore: \n\nwhy this content appeals to some boys and young men\nthe underlying needs that can make it appealing\npractical ways to start conversations without shame or judgement\nhow to respond if a young person is already being influenced.\n\nThis supportive\, evidence-informed session focuses on understanding\, connection and equipping adults with practical tools to help young people navigate the online world safely and confidently. \nThe event is free\, but registration is essential and places are limited. (This session is not suitable for people under 18 years.) \nRegister here
URL:https://southsafe.org.au/event/online-influences-and-young-men-what-adults-need-to-know-city-of-kingston/
LOCATION:Kingston Youth Services\, 81 Albert St\, Mordialloc\, VIC\, 3195\, Australia
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