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Event Series Transformative Online Group Work Symposium

Transformative Online Group Work Symposium | Western Sydney University, Interrelate and Relationships Australia

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Western Sydney University, Interrelate and Relationships Australia NSW are thrilled to announce a two-day Transformative Online Groupwork Symposium in April 2025, designed for group workers seeking to enhance their skills and expand their toolbox for innovative online groupwork practice. Social groupwork captures psychoeducational, social action, mutual aid, cultural development and therapeutic groupwork contexts. This Online […]

$60
Event Series Transformative Online Group Work Symposium

Transformative Online Group Work Symposium | Western Sydney University, Interrelate and Relationships Australia

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Western Sydney University, Interrelate and Relationships Australia NSW are thrilled to announce a two-day Transformative Online Groupwork Symposium in April 2025, designed for group workers seeking to enhance their skills and expand their toolbox for innovative online groupwork practice. Social groupwork captures psychoeducational, social action, mutual aid, cultural development and therapeutic groupwork contexts. This Online […]

$60

National Family Violence Election Forum: Hear Commitments Firsthand | No to Violence

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Join us for an election forum facilitated by leading national journalist Kristine Ziwica with family violence political leaders: *Hon Amanda Rishworth MP, Minister for Social Services, Australian Labor Party *Senator Kerrynne Liddle, Shadow Minister for Child Protection and the Prevention of Family Violence, Liberal/National Party *Senator Larissa Waters, Spokesperson on women and gendered violence, Leader […]

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Spiking – broadening understandings to improve research and responses | MAEVe and UoM Criminology

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Join us for this Joint MAEVe and UoM Criminology Seminar, where visiting Professor Nicole Westmarland presents on "Spiking – broadening understandings to improve research and responses" In-person and online tickets available! Location: Linkway Meeting Room, Level 4, John Medley Building (Building 191), Parkville Campus, University of Melbourne Online: Zoom link provided upon registration Abstract Spiking refers to when a […]

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Training: Messaging the movement – Communicating Solidarity | Intertwine

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As social change activists and change agents, we are committed to a world in which everyone can thrive, a world of equality, gender equity, racial justice, freedom of sexual orientation and gender identity, disability inclusion and more. Now, more than ever, in this time of uncertainty and unrest, we are aware that there are many […]

$180
Event Series Workshop: Reflective Leadership – Developing and Enhancing your Practices as a Supervisor

Workshop: Reflective Leadership – Developing and Enhancing your Practices as a Supervisor

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This workshop is designed for leaders and supervisors to come together and explore their leadership practices. Some of what this workshop will cover: • Explore and develop your supervision thinkings and practices. • Make sense of you in your role and your work as a leader and supervisor. • Develop or extend your complex understandings […]

$660

Culturally Responsive Practice Training | inTouch

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This training offers professionals working within Settlement and Community services a foundational understanding of cultural humility, intersectionality and unconscious bias when supporting refugee and migrant clients experiencing family violence. This training will be particularly beneficial for workers who do not have prior experience in family violence. Register here

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Webinar: Understanding and responding to childhood suicidal ideation: A case scenario | CFCA & Emerging Minds

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Suicidal ideation refers to thoughts about endings one’s life. These thoughts can be once-off or reoccurring. Childhood suicidal ideation is a growing public health issue in Australia. In 2023, Kids Helpline reported that suicide-related concerns was the third most common reason a child or young person (5-18 years) reached out to the service, accounting for […]

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