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 […]
This interactive seminar is designed for leaders and practitioners who are ready to move beyond good intentions and build organisational systems that engage lived and cultural experience ethically, effectively, and sustainably. Together, we'll explore practical frameworks, tools, and language to help your organisation: Create meaningful structures for lived experience engagement. Establish clear roles, accountability, and […]
ANROWS is partnering with The Hatchery on the 5th Annual Engaging Men & Boys to End the Cycle of Violence Conference. With The Man Cave as youth partner and support from Family Life, the conference will bring together researchers, practitioners, advocates and policymakers in Sydney on 28–29 October 2026. The two-day program will explore strengths-based […]