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SUMMARY:ANROWS National Research Conference on Violence against Women and their Children: Evidence in Action
DESCRIPTION:\nThe theme for ANROWS’s National Research Conference on Violence against Women and their Children is Evidence in Action.\nThis conference will open up opportunities to explore ideas of impact\, including what works for whom and in what circumstances\, and how we know an initiative has been effective. Coming together with other policy-makers\, practitioners and survivor-advocates\, we will discuss the ways evidence is being applied in policy and practice to reduce violence against women and their children. \nSet over 3 days at the Hilton Adelaide\, the conference will be structured around thematic conversational panels\, each including facilitators with diverse backgrounds and expertise. This format will offer unique opportunities for conference participants to engage in discussion and to contribute to our understanding of “what works”. \nWho should attend?\n\nPractitioners working with sexual assault\, domestic and family violence\, women’s refuges\, judicial support\, and immigrant and refugee services.\nPolicy-makers\, including ministers; senior officials; and executive management from federal\, state and territory governments and agencies\, and local government.\nPeak bodies and networks involved with domestic and family violence services; sexual assault services; strategic Indigenous expertise services; the women’s health sector; CALD\, multicultural\, and migrant services; broader community services; prevention and education.\nAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support practitioners working to redress the effects of colonisation and/or trans-generational trauma; and leaders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and law.\nIntervention and service providers working with social services or the legal justice system; and first responders including police\, emergency and medical services.\nResearchers and research organisations focused on criminology\, sociology\, health\, social work\, psychology\, law\, political science and science.\n\n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/anrows-national-research-conference-on-violence-against-women-and-their-children-evidence-in-action
LOCATION:Hilton Adelaide\, 233 Victoria Square\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conference
ORGANIZER;CN="ANROWS":MAILTO:enquiries@anrows.org.au
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SUMMARY:Engaging fathers in family based programs
DESCRIPTION:This workshop allows workers\, organisations or networks of services to provide more effective programs to men and families. The workshop explores the importance of the fathers’ role in family services and how programs can engage and support this opportunity. \nThe workshop focuses on: \n\nunderstanding what men might want when accessing community services\nusing strengths based approaches when working with fathers\nengaging men’s in child protection and family based programs\nexploring skills used to work with men in a non-threatening way and modelling effective\, respectful and inclusive communication when working with men\nworking with fathers to increase their engagement in their children’s lives\nengaging fathers using the father inclusive practice and the generative framework\neffective ways for female workers to work with fathers.\n\n\nParticipants receive a copy of: King\, A.; Fleming\, J.; Dukuly\, M. (2019). Generation Fathering: Engaging Fathers in Family Based Programs. Groupwork Solutions\, Sydney. \n\n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/engaging-fathers-in-family-based-programs-9
LOCATION:Hobart College -Sustainability Learning Centre (SLC)\, Olinda Grove\, Mount Nelson\, TAS\, 7007\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Professional Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew%20King":MAILTO:info@groupworksolutions.com.au
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DTSTART;TZID="Australia/Sydney":20200430T093000
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Advanced Training in Property and Financial Matters in Family Dispute Resolution Practice
DESCRIPTION:Advance your family dispute resolution (FDR) knowledge and skills for working with families around property and financial matters within a family law context. \nThis advanced\, one-day workshop is suitable for accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners (FDRPs) with experience in property matters. The workshop is designed to teach you the specialised skills to work with property and financial matters within a family law environment and facilitate dispute resolution in this context. The interactive training includes a variety of learning methodologies including demonstrations\, discussions and role plays. \nRelationships Australia Victoria (RAV) holds specialised expertise in the field of FDR in property and financial matters\, with over 30 years’ experience supporting families and 20 years’ experience providing professional training in this area. \nKey topics: \n\nrefresher: FDR context and process for property FDR\ndealing with high conflict in property FDR\nshuttle processes\nimpasses in property and financial matters in FDR\ncomplex matters – superannuation\, child support\, businesses\ncollaboration with other professionals.\n\nOutcomes \nParticipants will gain enhance their: \n\nunderstanding of how to work as an FDRP with complex property and financial matters\nknowledge of complex property and financial matters in FDR practice\nskills for working with complex property and financial matters in FDR.\n\nIdeal for \nFamily Dispute Resolution Practitioners with experience in property matters. \nPlease note: this session assumes a level of knowledge and experience and is not suitable for practitioners with little to no experience in property FDR. \nAbout the presenters \nNatasha Belmont is the Program Leader FDR and Mediation Training at RAV. She holds tertiary qualifications in law and psychology and is an experienced FDRP and child consultant. Natasha coordinates RAV’s Graduate Diploma of FDR\, Mediation Training Short Course\, and delivers training for external organisations. She is also an expert member of the Independent Office of School Dispute Resolution with the Victorian Department of Education and Training. \nWendy Gaddie is a Trainer and Assessor at RAV. She holds tertiary qualifications in law and psychology\, and is a Nationally Accredited Mediator and FDRP. Wendy has practised as a Family Lawyer and has also worked as an academic researcher in the area of dispute resolution. Wendy is a facilitator and coach for RAV’s Graduate Diploma of FDR and Mediation Training Short Course. \n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/workshop-advanced-training-in-property-and-financial-matters-in-family-dispute-resolution-practice
LOCATION:1183 Toorak Road\, Camberwell\, Vic\, 3124\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Professional Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Relationships%20Australia%20Victoria":MAILTO:ravtraining@rav.org.au
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