| Primary Prevention | Early Intervention | Response | Healing & Recovery |
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| Research, Evidence and Emerging Concepts |
- Utilising recent research, findings, and recommendations
- Evidence-based primary prevention: Emerging practices
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- Addressing coercive control
- Brain development impacts for children
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- Embedding evidence-based theory into practice
- Investing in ‘evidence based’ and ‘evidence-building’ service and system design
- Coordinated cross-sector responses to sexual violence with DFV
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- Innovations & effectiveness; measurement of “success”
- Perpetrator accountability for the purposes of healing and recovery
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| Intersectional Experiences Including Disability, LGBTIQ and CALD |
- Creating cultural change through collaborative safe and effective power balancing partnerships
- The mutually re-enforcing benefits of intersectional approaches to addressing complex drivers in violence prevention
- Transforming intersectional structural drivers of family violence through multiple equity and human rights movements
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- Empowerment to lead early identification and response strategies within their own communities or workforce
- Maintaining cultural safety for members of marginalised communities withing restorative practice and other alternative early intervention responses
- Expanding referral pathways to culturally safe and specialist ‘community controlled’ DFV services
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- Best practice and design within marginalised community specialist or targeted services for ethical and respectful engagement
- What successes, concepts, learnings from marginalised community-led approaches can be imparted to mainstream responses to violence
- Interagency collaboration and reflective-practice
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- Restorative justice and other non-carceral alternatives in healing and recovery
- Supporting recovery from paid or primary carer perpetrated abuse within an NDIS support system
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| Aboriginal Self-Determined & De-Colonised Practice |
- Addressing inter-generational trauma
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- Investing resources into rural and remote communities
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- Aboriginal led and design of programs and solutions
- Training an indigenous workforce
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- Understanding Aboriginal and Indigenous cultural and spiritual needs during the healing process
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| Centering Lived-Experience |
- Sharing lived experience of drivers and/or related violence as a tool for transformative change
- Empowering victim/survivors to participate in primary prevention initiatives
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- Support for children and young people in context of DFV
- Whose stories are we not hearing?
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- Role of peer workers
- Participation of survivors in developing solutions
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- Keeping victim/survivors in focus within rehabilitation for perpetrators
- Mental health and recovery of complex trauma
- The healing power of group work and peer support
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| Workforce Development |
- New approaches to primary prevention through workforce establishment & development
- Innovative workforce capacity building strategies for intersectional approaches to addressing complex drivers in violence prevention
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- Self-care for the workforce
- Innovative EI workforce capacity building strategies
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- Adaptive service delivery during natural disasters and health pandemics including digital service delivery
- DFV response training
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- Approaches to establishing & developing a healing and recovery workforce
- The cross-over between lived experience stories and workforce reform
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| Improving Policy & Systems |
- Engaging in advocacy and public communications/messaging
- Building effective and sustainable coalitions in primary prevention
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- The importance of a national definition and a common understanding of risk
- Consistent screening, risk assessment and referral across the service system
- Exploring whole of system approaches and universal access to services
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- Service system gaps, geographically and culturally
- Embedding specialist DFV responses for all applicable services
- Integrated, cross-sectorial and multi-agency service responses to DFV
- Perpetrator accountability throughout service systems
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- Transforming health responses to embed trauma recovery
- Family recovery: approaches to support children and non-offending caregivers in an integrated way
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