Opening statement to hearing for inquiry into domestic, family and sexual violence.
16 October 2020 [Check against delivery] No to Violence thanks the committee for inviting No to Violence to appear today. We note that there has…
How can we help?
No to Violence works with men who use family violence, and the sector that supports them to change their abusive and violent behaviour.
Growth and partnerships
Working with organisations across Australia to support them to respond to family violence across their workforces, customers and clients.
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Gap of knowledge in our judiciary – an ANROWS report
ANROWS has released research which identifies key gaps in our judiciaries’ knowledge of DFV intervention programs. The paper also provides recommendations to address the divide….
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Can you give us a hand? We are looking to raise awareness that support is available, and we can all #PlayOurPart to end family violence. Can you share one of these amazing images (so many colours!!), and a post a message on your social media to raise awareness amongst your mates.
Can't think of a post? Here are some suggestions:
"The Grand Final is a time where many of us come together to celebrate and have a bit of fun. But for some people this a really dangerous time. Support is available – anywhere in Australia you can reach out to 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) if you are experiencing family violence. If you are concerned with your or a friend or family member’s behaviour, call the Men's Referral Service (1300 766 491). We can all #PlayOurPart to end family violence.”
“It’s a sad fact that you could fill the stands at Marvel Stadium six times over with the number of people who experience family violence every year. But we can all #PlayOurPart to end family violence. If you see something that is not right, call it out if it is safe to do so."
Check out the resources available at 1800RESPECT, White Ribbon Australia, Our Watch, Respect Victoria for more inspo.
'Interrupting men’s family violence – the Remote Working Toolkit'
Join #NotoViolence's Head of Workforce Development Victoria (Tori) Cooke on October 29th for her presentation in the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare's #OPENSymposium2020.
This year's online symposium theme is – 'Working to achieve better outcomes for children and families in a rapidly changing environment.'
Tori has presented at a range of national and international conferences and strongly focuses on clinical practice in working with men using violence and abuse in their families. She is a well known specialist trainer in the field of family violence in Australia and has delivered training and advice to police, child protection, magistrate’s court and the family law environment.
A seasoned court expert, Tori has a professional background in working with victim-survivors in trauma therapy as well as assessing and facilitating men’s behaviour change programs.
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