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Our Watch partnered with Women with Disabilities Victoria for this webinar, focused on the new Changing the landscape practice resources. These resources are designed for practitioners, disability professionals and governments, exploring the links between gender inequality, ableism and violence, as well the actions you can take to prevent it.
This session examined current research on child sexual exploitation and its implications for policy and practice. It outlined strategies for prevention and support, with an emphasis on strengthening system responses to the complex needs of survivors.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon’s keynote presentation provided insights into the sector, emphasising the need for a coordinated and supportive approach.
This In Conversation discussion brings together lived experience with insights from research and practice experts to explore the drivers of child sexual abuse and how these inform prevention efforts.
This AVITH in Context webinar focused on the 2024 report, ‘Young people’s experiences and use of violence in the home’ which investigates four types of child maltreatment, their intersections and self-reported use of violence in the home.
