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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New research commissioned by NTV
No to Violence commissioned a survey by Stable Research to see how the physical restrictions and lock down were affecting men and whether they knew…
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A recent study from the Australian Institute of Family Studies has shown how Australian men often suffer in silence about their mental health struggles.
No To Violence's Head of Advocacy recently joined Hack on triple j's discussion on the stigma associated with reaching out for professional support and why we all need to encourage the men in our lives to share what they are experiencing. Tune in below:
www.abc.net.au/triplej/programs/hack/hack/12657460
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ‘SHADOW PANDEMIC’ WORSENING DUE TO ISOLATION
Social distancing guidelines have led many people to feel isolated from family, friends and the outside world.
But the situation is much worse for those going through domestic and family abuse while in self-isolation, as a range of support services are not able to operate face-to-face.
Our CEO Jacqui Watt joined The Wire - Independent Current to address the current state of the shadow pandemic tune in now -> thewire.org.au/story/domestic-violence-shadow-pandemic-worsening-due-to-isolation/
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