10:00-11:15am, Tuesday 12 November, online

WIFVC’s ‘Working in the West’ Community of Practice (CoP) series aims to breakdown silos between sectors by promoting insights into how different practitioner roles intersect with family violence responses in the western region and foster the development of relationships and enhance cross sector collaboration.

3-5pm, Wednesday 13 November, in-person at RMIT

RMIT's Graduate Certificate in Domestic and Family Violence team is delighted to invite you to its next in-person Panel Forum - Working With Young People that use Violence in the Home.

Applications close 10am, Monday 18 November via the DFFH Grants Gateway.

Working Together is a partnership program, funding partnerships between multicultural community organisations and specialist family and/or sexual violence support services.

11:30am-1:30pm, Wednesday 20 November, Visy Cares Hub Sunshine

Join Relationship Matters for a panel on best practices in perpetrator’s intervention.

12:30-1:30pm, Wednesday 20 November, online

Join the Preventing Violence Together (PVT) partnership and GenWest for the official launch of the Working Dads: Towards Equal Care report, exploring the challenges and opportunities faced by working fathers in balancing caregiving and work.

DFFH is partnering with community services organisations to invest in developing this future workforce through the Community and Social Services Graduate Program.

12-1pm, Wednesday 6 November

ANROWS is hosting a webinar on learning and researching through Indigenous methodologies, a key approach to the ways of working and ways of knowing in the Australian National Research Agenda.

CORE is a four-day training designed to provide a skills-oriented foundation for domestic abuse-informed practice.

This research project by the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences will explore the impact of Left Write Hook on physical and psychological wellbeing, relative to boxing-only.

Treaty in the Park is a spectacular celebration of First Nations culture and music to be held at Wyndham Park, Werribee on Sunday 24 November 2024.

From 10 – 31 October, join Women’s Health Victoria and Queen Victoria Women’s Centre to celebrate women’s health and wellbeing and learn about gender equity in health across a range of free events, activities, and experiences.

Left Write Hook is a survivor-designed, peer-led program that aims to empower adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse or other gendered violence to reclaim their bodies and rewrite their stories.

A national, anonymous survey on the support needs of children from migrant and refugee backgrounds who are experiencing or at risk of family and domestic violence

The Nossal Institute for Global Health and Melbourne School of Population and Global Health are seeking participants for the Sharing WISDOM research: Determining Outcomes important for integration of Multicultural community services in a coordinated response to family violence.

On Thursday 5 September, Melbourne Airport is hosting the Live Like Them Challenge, inviting people to spend one night in their car to help raise funds for Juno and McAuley.