Men play a key role in breaking the cycle of family violence. To do that, it is crucial that we are effectively engaging with men in respectful and evidence-based ways that bring about change, and keep women and children safe. The Working with Men to End Family Violence conference will explore innovative ways of working with men […]
The Ending Family Violence Against First Nations Women & Children conference, developed by The Hatchery in partnership with Djirra, will bring together specialists from across the sector to share self-determined solutions that keep women and children safe and end the cycle of violence. This conference will explore the importance of self-determined solutions, the need for investment in specialist services and […]
The Ending Family Violence Against First Nations Women & Children conference, developed by The Hatchery in partnership with Djirra, will bring together specialists from across the sector to share self-determined solutions that keep women and children safe and end the cycle of violence. This conference will explore the importance of self-determined solutions, the need for investment in specialist services and […]
Join senior leaders and practitioners from across Australia working in child protection, safety and wellbeing, where you will have the opportunity to discuss best-practice and evidence-based approaches to improve outcomes for children experiencing vulnerability. The conference will showcase how all Australians can work together to achieve the best outcomes for vulnerable children and those experiencing […]
Join senior leaders and practitioners from across Australia working in child protection, safety and wellbeing, where you will have the opportunity to discuss best-practice and evidence-based approaches to improve outcomes for children experiencing vulnerability. The conference will showcase how all Australians can work together to achieve the best outcomes for vulnerable children and those experiencing […]
Supporting MBCP facilitators to challenge men’s narratives for meaningful change. Men referred to programs are used to sharing their ‘narrative’ but less used to having that narrative challenged in a way that shifts the lens of responsibility to them empathetically and without shame. In this seminar, Tony will share the psychotherapeutic technique of meeting these men ‘where […]
Perpetrators are exploiting everyday products and services to monitor, control and harm people experiencing domestic and family violence. Any account, app, or smart device could be a weapon used to monitor, isolate, and control. Much of this harm is unintentional; enabled by standard features, account settings and service processes not designed with abuse risk in […]
The conversation surrounding domestic and family violence is shifting. We are moving past the initial phase of naming the problem and entering a critical period of implementation. The 4th Annual Ending Coercive Control & Family Violence Conference marks a shift from awareness to action. Moving beyond silos, the program explores the ‘invisible’ mechanics of abuse – from the […]