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Exploring the intersection of family violence and child sexual abuse

child sexual abuse, FVSV
2024

This important In Conversation discussion brings together insights from research, cultural, practice experts and lived experience to explore the intersection of family violence and child sexual abuse.

Diversity in Practice: Working with LGBTQIA+ children and young people

FVSV, LGBTQIA+, MARAM
2024

Part three of a series of tip sheets on working with children and young people from diverse backgrounds.

Diversity in Practice: Working with culturally and linguistically and faith diverse children and young people

culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD), FVSV, MARAM
2024

Part four of a series of tip sheets on working with children and young people from diverse backgrounds.

Diversity in Practice: Working with children and young people with disability

disability, FVSV, MARAM
2024

Part two of a series of tip sheets on working with children and young people from diverse backgrounds.

Diversity in Practice: Understanding intersectionality

FVSV, MARAM
2024

Part one of a series of tip sheets on working with children and young people from diverse backgrounds.

Culturally Responsive Family Violence Practice with Multicultural Young People

FVSV
2024

In February 2024, the “I Need to Know You’re Safe” framework was launched by the Centre for Multicultural Youth and Anglicare Victoria, highlighting the experiences of multicultural young people affected by family violence.

Specialist Family Violence Youth Worker Program Pilot: A Dual Case Management Model

FVSV
2024

Explores the Specialist Family Violence Youth Worker (SFVYW) Program, which offers individualised case management for young people experiencing family violence, along with support for their caregivers.

The REACH project: REcovery And Care to promote Healing for Victorian survivors of sexual violence

FVSV
2024

Guided by insights from people with lived experience of sexual assault and cross-sector practitioners, the REACH project identifies key factors that support recovery and healing.

From Rhetoric to Action: Achieving the National Plan’s Ambition of Recognising Children as Victim-Survivors in Their Own Right

FVSV
2024

Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon’s keynote presentation provided insights into the sector, emphasising the need for a coordinated and supportive approach.

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