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This resource is produced by No To Violence (NTV), as part of the four peaks Family Violence Sexual Violence Project, in partnership with the Centre, Safe and Equal and Sexual Assault Services Victoria.
Case study of a specialist behaviour change program for young people aged 18-25 who use intimate partner violence.
A summary of the report that examines how systems are being weaponised as tools of post-separation financial abuse, particularly targeted at single mothers and their children.
Research by Swinburne University identifies “Fembot Debt” as an emerging form of financial abuse that is enabled through government systems. It shows how weaknesses in Australia’s tax, child support and Family Tax Benefit (FTB) systems can be exploited by persons using violence (usually former parnters), transferring financial liability onto victim‑survivors.
Children and young people bereaved by parental intimate partner homicide reclaim their stories
A resource sharing knowledge, community engagement, systemic advocacy and capacity building.
It is challenging to ascertain numbers of men murdered by their male partners in Australia, however in NSW GBTQ+ men make up about 12% of the total number of men killed by a partner.
Accurate assessment of the risk of fatal family or intimate partner violence (FIPV), particularly of intimate partner homicide (IPH), has long been a clinical and research goal.
No to Violence and YSAS have co-developed a 7-hour training on Adolescent and Youth Intimate Partner Violence dynamics, impacts, and youth-focused interventions. This training is suitable for practitioners and students working with young people, including family violence practitioners, youth workers, and child protection workers.
