Share best practice and provide real solutions to ending domestic and family violence.
Help improve access to critical resources, information and services for victims, perpetrators and the wider community.
PRESENTATION TYPES
Oral
20 or 30 minute sessions
Table Top
Short, sharp 14 minute interactive speaking session
Panel
3+ industry professionals
Workshop
90 minutes of active learning
Poster
Visually showcase research & services
Oral Poster
A short visual & oral presentation in 5 minute deliveries
CONFERENCE TOPICS
Creating cultural changes: change of identity
Leadership and positive policy alignment between states and territories
Importance and application of data, research and findings
Considerations for varying populations (including immigrants, refugees, disabilities, CALD, LGBTIQA)
Men’s role in prevention of violence
Addressing inter-generational trauma
Consistent screening, risk assessment and referral across the service system
Family violence and consequences on mental health
Silencing of violence
Considerations for varying populations (including immigrants, refugees, disabilities, culturally and linguistically diverse communities)
Supporting children and young people in the context of domestic and family violence
Service delivery and integration for cross-sector and multi-agency approaches
Turbo charging integrated national responses in justice, law and social supports
Transforming system responses - perpetrator accountability
Non stereo-typical violence and varying populations: building the capacity to meet the needs of all families
Evidence based practice
Aboriginal lead and design of programs and solutions
Men’s behavioural change programs - universal access and integration
Rehabilitation for perpetrators
Recovering from trauma
Youth and child safety, projection and support (Blueprint of Recovery)
Understanding Aboriginal and Indigenous cultural and spiritual needs during healing process
Mental health and recovery of complex trauma
Training an Indigenous workforce
Domestic violence response training
Self-care for the workforce (mental health strategies, prevention of burn-out, stress management, supervision and workplace support, prevention and treatment of vicarious trauma)
Peer to peer support workforce development
Participation of survivors in developing solutions