Join Safe+Equal on 10 May – Are You Safe at Home? Day, for a conversation exploring the crucial role colleagues and workplaces play in recognising and responding to family violence. This webinar is open to anyone who wants to know more about having safe and respectful conversations about family violence at work. We encourage you […]
This exciting new workshop for DFFH frontline workforces will help you gain confidence identifying financial abuse and applying relevant MARAM responsibilities to support your client. The workshop will explore what financial abuse is and how it presents as family violence. The workshop provides practical steps to know how to respond to financial abuse and what […]
In this 4-part workshop series, Morgan Cataldo draws from her 10+ years of practice wisdom to support practitioners to meaningfully partner with people with a lived experience in their work. The workshops build the reflective capability of advocates, designers, and practitioners to enable a deeper understanding of participatory approaches and methods for lived experience inclusion […]
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 management through respectful and sensitive engagement with victim survivors, information sharing, referral and secondary consultation. This is not risk assessment training, but forms an integral […]
The Centre has developed a series of new MARAM workshops entitled “Putting MARAM into Practice”. The workshops address some of the key challenges practitioners confront when they integrate MARAM into their everyday work. These practice challenges were identified from three types of consultation: Interviews with MARAM participants Observations and recommendations from the team of MARAM […]
The Centre has developed a series of new MARAM workshops entitled “Putting MARAM into Practice”. The workshops address some of the key challenges practitioners confront when they integrate MARAM into their everyday work. These practice challenges were identified from three types of consultation: Interviews with MARAM participants Observations and recommendations from the team of MARAM […]
'How do we start doing evaluation with children?’ is a question we often get from service providers and evaluators. The Australian Institute of Family Studies invites you to join the upcoming webinar where this question will be explored, and consider how to ethically and meaningfully involve children in evaluation. This webinar will build on AIFS' […]
The Victorian Council of Social Service is presenting the Renter’s Rights Rundown, an online sector briefing for workers wanting to learn about renting and family violence, or refresh their memory on renter’s rights under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997. Justice Connect Homeless Law's Sally Kenyon and Courtney Wamala and Kim Hay from Safe and Equal […]
Learn more about the impacts of coercive control among children and young people, and how we can provide support to those affected. Click here to register (Scroll to bottom of page)
This 4-hour primary prevention course builds participants’ knowledge‚ skills and confidence to be active bystanders, to safely and effectively challenge sexism, racism and homophobic attitudes in their personal and professional lives. This short course is designed for workplaces and individuals to develop their understanding of violence against women and the role of bystander action in […]