Since 2010, more than 60 government inquiries into child protection and youth justice have produced over 3,000 recommendations. Yet many remain unimplemented, raising a critical question: why do we continue to commission new inquiries when we already have a strong evidence base for reform? This webinar brings together perspectives from across the inquiry and reform […]
As boys and young men search for identity and belonging, online “manosphere” content has moved from niche corners of the internet into mainstream culture, shaping attitudes to gender, relationships and self. There has been growing conversation about the Manosphere over the past year. As young men search for identity and belonging, what was once a […]
preventing youth offending with early support, strong families and connected communities Did you know youth crime rates are decreasing in Australia? At the same time, “tough on crime” narratives persist in media and political messaging. Across the country, we’ve seen more punitive policy responses, including tougher penalties, calls to lower the age of criminal responsibility, […]
Safe and Meaningful Youth Engagement Across All Ages and Stages We recognise the importance of embedding children and young people’s voices in our work, but many organisations are unsure how to do this in ways that are safe, meaningful and appropriate for different ages and stages of development. This webinar explores what genuine participation looks […]
NT Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management Framework (RAMF) Training Workshop Before attending the training, participants must have a foundational understanding of DFV. This can be gained through […]
NT Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management Framework (RAMF) Training Workshop Before attending the training, participants must have a foundational understanding of DFV. This can be gained through professional knowledge and experience (working in a DFV related capacity for a minimum of 1 year), or having completed training such as a DFV Fundamentals course […]
NT Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management Framework (RAMF) Training Workshop Before attending the training, participants must have a foundational understanding of DFV. This can be gained through professional knowledge and experience (working in a DFV related capacity for a minimum of 1 year), or having completed training such as a DFV Fundamentals course […]
Essential training for frontline workers in Central Australia to identify and respond to DFSV using practical, trauma-informed approaches. This essential training equips frontline workers in Central Australia with the knowledge and skills toidentify and respond to clients or patients at risk ofdomestic, family, and sexual violence, particularly within health settings. Over a full day, participants […]
NT Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management Framework (RAMF) Training Workshop Before attending the training, participants must have a foundational understanding of DFV. This can be gained through professional knowledge and experience (working in a DFV related capacity for a minimum of 1 year), or having completed training such as a DFV Fundamentals course […]
NT Domestic and Family Violence Risk Assessment and Management Framework (RAMF) Training Workshop Before attending the training, participants must have a foundational understanding of DFV. This can be gained through professional knowledge and experience (working in a DFV related capacity for a minimum of 1 year), or having completed training such as a DFV Fundamentals course […]