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SUMMARY:Forum: Intersectionality & Leadership | WHISE
DESCRIPTION:You will be immersed in discussion and exchange of ideas\, connection\, learning and unlearning. \n  \nAlignment with the intent of intersectionality is at the core of this forum. \n  \nWe will explore practical intersectional approaches and think critically about the influence of power. \n  \nCHECK OUT THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM \n  \n\nBe absorbed by the words and energy of our fabulous keynote speaker Marsha Uppill\n\nMarsha Uppill \nProud Adnyamathanha woman\, Marsha Uppill is the Co-Founder and Director of Arranyinha Pty Ltd. Arranyinha is Marsha’s birth name and means first born woman of her mother in Adnyamathanha language. Marsha lives with her family on Wadawurrung Country in Djilang. Drawing on more than 30 years across government\, community and industry\, Marsha brings cultural knowledge and systems thinking together to challenge conventional ways of understanding people\, leadership and change. \nA natural-born storyteller\, Marsha has a gift for taking the familiar and inviting people to see it differently. Through story\, truth and lived experience\, she challenges certainty\, sparks curiosity and leaves people wanting to know more. \n  \n\nCollectively\, we will be immersed in two x 1.5 hour facilitated workshops where we will work through translation of theory into day-to-day work that is actionable.\n\nPrior to the forum we will reach out with invitation to identify your preferred workshops to participate in. There will be two rounds of concurrent workshops\, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. \n  \nHere is a snippet about some of our workshop facilitators\, we will be making further announcements and updating workshop information soon: \n  \nWorkshop facilitator: Dr Nilmini Fernando \nDr. Nilmini Fernando is a Sri Lankan Australian transdisciplinary feminist scholar\, educator\, and pracademic specialising in critical intersectional praxis\, decolonial feminism and racial literacy. She has pioneered innovative approaches in family violence work with migrant\, multicultural and asylum-seeking communities. \nNilmini translates complex theoretical frameworks into practical tools\, bridging academic knowledge with practice to better serve marginalised women affected by violence and intersectional discrimination. \n  \nWorkshop facilitator: Malavika Kadwadkar \nMalavika is the Community Outreach Lead at WHISE where she works to improve access to essential health services for women\, particularly those facing disadvantage. \nWith over a decade of experience in gender equality\, health promotion\, and community engagement\, Malavika advocates for intersectional approaches to address gender-based violence and inequality. \n  \nWorkshop facilitator: Dr Virginia Mapedzahama (PhD) \nDr Virginia Mapedzahama (PhD\, Sociology) is a nationally recognised Black feminist sociologist\, racial equity scholar\, and Adjunct Professor at Charles Darwin University. Virginia is a renowned racial equity and intersectionality scholar-practitioner with over two decades of experience across academic research\, DEI leadership\, and organisational transformation. \nShe is the Founder and Director of VicNetC Consulting (VNC)\, former Racial Equity and Intersectionality Director at Diversity Council Australia and lead researcher on the federally funded RISE Project\, an intersectionality-informed national workforce study on gendered racism. \n  \nWorkshop facilitators: Women with Disabilities Victoria \nFelicity Antony  \nFelicity is the Manager\, Gender and Disability at Women with Disabilities Victoria\, with more than 12 years’ experience working across gender equity and the prevention of gender-based violence. Felicity’s work has focused on supporting organisations and communities to think differently about gender and inclusion\, and to turn these ideas into practical changes in policy\, programs and practice. \nFelicity is particularly interested in making intersectionality practical and meaningful – recognising how different forms of power and inequality intersect\, and supporting people and organisations to consider this in the way they lead\, make decisions and work with communities. \n  \nKatie Gomes \nKatie is the Gender and Disability Training Coordinator at Women with Disabilities Victoria\, specialising in accessible and inclusive workforce development and the prevention of gender and disability-based violence. \nKatie supports practitioners and organisations to build capability and confidence\, moving beyond awareness to organically embed intersectionality\, accessibility and inclusion into everyday practice. \nRegister here
URL:https://southsafe.org.au/event/forum-intersectionality-leadership-expression-to-register-whise/
LOCATION:Jubilee Park Stadium\, 83R-85R Hillcrest Road\, Frankston\, Victoria\, 3199
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SUMMARY:Keeping safer online at home and work | eSafety Commissioner
DESCRIPTION:This free eSafety webinar tailored for workplaces highlights how online safety and security tips learnt at work are also useful at home. This session is designed to encourage discussions about the importance of online safety. This 1-hour presentation covers: • eSafety’s functions and the latest online safety research and behaviour trends • a variety of online safety issues faced by children\, young people and adults\, including cyberbullying\, adult cyber abuse\, inappropriate content and tech-based abuse • strategies for parents and carers to help their families have safe\, enjoyable experiences online. \nRegister here
URL:https://southsafe.org.au/event/keeping-safer-online-at-home-and-work-esafety-commissioner/
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SUMMARY:Victorian Election Forum: Join us to say “Fear Shouldn’t Live Here” | NTV
DESCRIPTION:Victorian election forum on political leadership to end men’s family violence \n\n\n\n\nVictoria needs to much more\, much earlier to prevent violence\, intervene and stop men’s use of violence at its source. \nJoin us at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre in-person or online on the 14th of October from 1-3:30PM to put the future of family violence firmly on the election agenda. \nGovernment investment overwhelmingly flows to late-stage interventions\, police\, courts and prisons. Too many men using violence pass through the system without being held accountable or challenged to change. They disappear from view\, enter new relationships and the cycle starts again. What should be the last resort – for far too many victim-survivors – is the first system response they receive\, often after years of enduring violent and controlling behaviour. \nWe can build more prisons and tighten bail laws\, but that does not stop violence before police are called. This election must confront that gap. \nA safer Victoria is one that stops the next instance of family violence; one that does much more\, much earlier. Join us to demand better. \nRegister here
URL:https://southsafe.org.au/event/victorian-election-forum-join-us-to-say-fear-shouldnt-live-here-ntv-2/
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