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This webinar explores good practice and how the three workforces can contribute to coordinated and collaborative risk management including ongoing assessment when working with families where there are infants and young children experiencing family violence.
This webinar focuses on collaborative responses for the safety and wellbeing of children experiencing family violence through the lens of family services, perpetrator services and specialist family violence services. It will utilise a case study from the sector to work through coordinated practice approaches to respond to family violence risk to children.
This expert panel explores this nuanced issue and discusses a move towards a collaborative approach to mental health policy and practice.
This webinar launches the practice guide ‘The dangerous combination of gambling and domestic and family violence against women’. Developed as part of the ANROWS research project, this guide aims to enhance practice across gambling help, financial counselling and domestic and family violence services.
ANROWS Practice Guide for gambling counsellors, financial counsellors and domestic and family violence workers
Professor Cathy Humphreys and Dr. Katie Lamb discuss their participatory research with children and young people who have experienced family violence from their fathers. The episode features their reflections as researchers, and also shares one of the digital stories developed by a young person as part of this project.
This cross-national qualitative study explores the experiences of victim-survivors of image-based sexual abuse living in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
An interview with Assistant Commissioner Dean McWhirter (Family Violence Command, Victoria Police) about practical issues when faced with responding to adolescent violence in the home, and addressing how services might collaborate to intervene earlier.
This fact sheet explores whether alcohol misuse varies together with, facilitates, contributes to or is used as an excuse for partner violence.
