2023 Conference Theme: The generation that ends Domestic Violence: It's everyone’s responsibility. Join us at the STOP Domestic Violence Conference and explore the current issues facing the sector and brainstorm […]
This training is open to any professional in the Bayside-Peninsula region of Melbourne who responds to family violence. Explore how to contribute to risk assessment and collaborate for ongoing risk […]
Participants will learn of the bi-directional relationship between community violence and family violence. Topics such as attachment/internal working models, adverse childhood experiences, and toxic stress effects will be discussed with […]
2023 Conference Theme: The generation that ends Domestic Violence: It's everyone’s responsibility. Join us at the STOP Domestic Violence Conference and explore the current issues facing the sector and brainstorm […]
The Melbourne Criminal Law Research Forum of Melbourne Law School and the Monash Gender and Family Violence Prevention Centre invites you to join them on Tuesday 5 December 2023 from […]
With the rapidly-changing family violence sector and new legislation, it's never been a better time to learn about case notes or to have a refresher. In this full-day training, you […]
This training is open to any professional in the Bayside-Peninsula region of Melbourne who responds to family violence. Explore how to contribute to risk assessment and collaborate for ongoing risk […]
Municipal Association of Victoria is excited to announce Grace Tame - 2021 Australian of the Year and Advocate for Survivors of Child Sexual Assault – will be the keynote speaker at the Municipal […]
Interactive discussions about sexism and the impact this has on women who work with male colleagues in family violence perpetrator programs. These reflective practice discussions are held on the 2nd […]
This interactive online training session provides national training to practitioners and counsellors working directly with men using family violence. Perfect for experienced practitioners who work directly with men using family […]
