How can we achieve justice for women in prison? Women’s prisons are full of victim-survivors of child abuse and sexual, domestic and family violence. Many have been misidentified as an aggressor by police and the courts when they are actually the person most in need of protection. Being locked up can mean having children removed […]
Achieving Accountability: the role of restorative justice in the context of domestic and sexual violence Presented by Thea Deakin-Greenwood Date: Wednesday 19 May 2021 WATCH THE RECORDED SEMINAR HERE Transforming Justice Australia’s primary objective is to advance survivor-oriented, restorative justice responses to sexual and family violence. Transforming Justice Australia is a unique restorative justice program […]
How the frontline domestic and family violence workforce in Australia kept connected to their clients and each other through the pandemic.
Our March Seminar will mark International Women’s Day with a presentation by Ginger Gorman
International Women’s Day special event! This event is now SOLD OUT EGGSHELL SKULL presented by Bri Lee, Author When: Wednesday 4 March 2020 Time: 5.45pm – 7.30pm Where: Colin Biggers & Paisley, Level 42, 2 Park Street, Sydney 2000 Registration: Tickets $30 (+gst & Booking Fees) Drinks & nibbles available. REGISTER TO ATTEND This seminar […]
In this Seminar we will hear from two of our Bright Sparks Winners, Amani Hayder and Annabelle Daniel, about their amazing work in the sector.
In this Seminar we will hear from two of our Bright Sparks Winners, Gloria Larman and Renata Field, about their amazing work in the sector.
Author and Journalist Jess Hill: See what you made me do Jess Hill, Journalist and Author Jess Hill is an investigative journalist who has been writing and researching about domestic abuse since 2014. Her research has culminated in powerful and thought-provoking book See What you Made Me Do. Jess Hill was propelled to write […]
Legal responses to intimate partner violence: Unintended consequences Dr Heather Nancarrow, Chief Executive Officer Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety (ANROWS) On 14 January 2019, journalist Alexandra Back issued a “warning about new trend in domestic violence”. She reported that the Canberra Domestic Violence Crisis Service was concerned that “women who report being victim to domestic violence in […]
The Human Rights Commission report into universities responses to sexual violence on campus demonstrated both an alarming prevalence of sexual violence on campus as well as a severely inadequate response by universities. Please join us for a meaningful and informative discussion from academics and students on the current responses of universities and how far they need to go.
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