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Our events focus on creating and sharing knowledge and building collaborations to respond to domestic and family violence and sexual assault.
may 2016 04mayAll Day05Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum 2016 Join us for presentations, networking, learning opportunities and yarning cirlcles.
Join us for presentations, networking, learning opportunities and yarning cirlcles. may 4 (Wednesday) - 5 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre Alfred Street may 2017 10mayAll Day11Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum 2017 The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum aims to:
Highlight and celebrate the good work that is being done by Indigenous people themselves to end
domestic and family violence;
Support Aboriginal and The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum aims to: may 10 (Wednesday) - 11 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Pullman Reef Hotel Casino Wharf Street october 2017 01novAll Day02New ways of working: Queensland Gendered Violence Practitioner Forum Queensland’s policy and practice landscape has changed dramatically in the past two years, as is reflected in the Queensland Women’s Strategy, the Not Now, Not Ever- Domestic and Family Violence Queensland’s policy and practice landscape has changed dramatically in the past two years, as is reflected in the Queensland Women’s Strategy, the Not Now, Not Ever- Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Strategy 2016-2026 and the Queensland Violence Against Women Prevention Plan. The Queensland Gendered Violence Practitioner Forum was held on the 1st & 2nd November 2017 for practitioners working in the fields of gendered violence, including those who work with victims/ survivors, families, and children affected by domestic, family and sexual violence, and perpetrators of domestic, family and sexual violence. november 1 (Wednesday) - 2 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Hilton Hotel 190 Elizabeth Street november 2017 01novAll Day02New ways of working: Queensland Gendered Violence Practitioner Forum Queensland’s policy and practice landscape has changed dramatically in the past two years, as is reflected in the Queensland Women’s Strategy, the Not Now, Not Ever- Domestic and Family Violence Queensland’s policy and practice landscape has changed dramatically in the past two years, as is reflected in the Queensland Women’s Strategy, the Not Now, Not Ever- Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Strategy 2016-2026 and the Queensland Violence Against Women Prevention Plan. The Queensland Gendered Violence Practitioner Forum was held on the 1st & 2nd November 2017 for practitioners working in the fields of gendered violence, including those who work with victims/ survivors, families, and children affected by domestic, family and sexual violence, and perpetrators of domestic, family and sexual violence. november 1 (Wednesday) - 2 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Hilton Hotel 190 Elizabeth Street may 2018 16mayAll Day17Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum 2018 The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum (QIFVP) is an event dedicated to celebrating the work done by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in preventing and responding to family The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum (QIFVP) is an event dedicated to celebrating the work done by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in preventing and responding to family violence. It is an opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers to come together and learn from, share with and inspire each other. The QIFVP highlights strategies and programs that could be used effectively by others, with discussions that relate to working with men, women and children who are either victims, or perpetrators, of domestic and family violence. may 16 (Wednesday) - 17 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Mercure Hotel Woolcock Street may 2019 15mayAll Day16Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum 2019 The Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research will host its 15th annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention forum in Mackay from 15-16 May, 2019. The forum will feature The Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research will host its 15th annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention forum in Mackay from 15-16 May, 2019. The forum will feature presentations and workshops on research, prevention, trauma and healing. Themed, Standing Strong, the event will celebrate the work done by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in preventing and responding to domestic and family violence. Visit www.noviolence.org.au or phone 07 4940 3320 for more information. may 15 (Wednesday) - 16 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre Alfred Street march 2020 09marAll Day10S.A.F.E. – Safe Accountable Facilitator EducationTHREE DAY LEARNING OPPORTUNITY What is this course about?
Workers from a range of disciplines facilitate group interventions for men who use violence in their relationships. This training prepares and supports those who want What is this course about? Completing the course will build your The workshop will encourage you to work with compassion, collaboration and challenge in this space. march 9 (Monday) - 10 (Tuesday)(GMT+00:00) CQ University 160 Ann Street october 2020 It is now well recognised that domestic and family violence is a workplace issue that can impact on an employee’s safety, wellbeing, attendance and performance at work. In particular, intimate It is now well recognised that domestic and family violence is a workplace issue that can impact on an employee’s safety, wellbeing, attendance and performance at work. In particular, intimate partner violence is likely to be the most prevalent form of this violence affecting the workforce. Evidence now suggests that effective workplace responses to intimate partner violence are based on a coordinated approach across all levels of organisations. This training is an introduction for those who want a better understanding of how to safely and appropriately respond to employees experiencing violence in their personal relationships. Completing the workshop will build your knowledge and skills of interventions at the individual and organisation levels that contribute to safer workplaces. october 13 (Tuesday) - 15 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) may 2021 28may9:00 am12:30 pmDomestic Violence & Brain Injury ForumROYAL ON THE PARK
Time to talk about the important issue of domestic violence and brain injury. Over half (61%) of the hospitalisations for assault by a Time to talk about the important issue of domestic violence and brain injury. Over half (61%) of the hospitalisations for assault by a spouse or domestic partner included an injury to the head and/or neck in 2017–18. AIHW 2018. Victims of intimate partner violence may experience traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) from blows to head and other assaults. (Prosser, Grigsby, & Pollock, 2018 or anoxic or hypoxic brain injuries from strangulation. Bookings are essential. Please click below to purchase tickets or for more information. (Friday) 9:00 am - 12:30 pm(GMT+00:00) Royal On The Park 152 Alice Street 12mayAll Day13Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum 2021ROYAL ON THE PARK The team at QCDFVR warmly invites you to the 17th Annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum: Growing Stronger. Our much-loved event brings together workers and champions from across our The team at QCDFVR warmly invites you to the 17th Annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum: Growing Stronger. Our much-loved event brings together workers and champions from across our state and beyond – to learn, share, inspire and work together to keep our families strong. This year our Forum will look different! Due to COVID19 social distancing regulations, and recognising how technology is changing all of our lives, the event will have two attendance options. “In person” attendance in the Brisbane venue will be limited, so we encourage you to register early to avoid disappointment if this options suits you. “Virtual” attendance will be available this year, so if you can’t be in Brisbane City, you can still be part of the Forum by joining the livestream link. Registration for virtual attendance means you can choose to attend all sessions, or link in and out as you wish. A program will be available with all sessions listed. In person registration includes meals during the event, the famous Forum Dinner, a Forum pack and an invitation to a pre-Forum evening event on Tuesday 11th May, the launch of a new Strong Women, Hard Yarns digital resource. The first 80 registrants who purchase virtual tickets will also be posted a Forum pack that includes a conference bag and complimentary resources. We look forward to sharing, reconnecting and meeting you all for the 2021 forum- either face-to-face or virtually. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us qcdfvronline@cqu.edu.au (07) 49 49403320. may 12 (Wednesday) - 13 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Royal On The Park 152 Alice Street may 2022 11mayAll Day12Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention ForumROYAL ON THE PARK
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The 18th Annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum will be held on the 11th and 12th of May 2022. This Save the Date! The 18th Annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum will be held on the 11th and 12th of May 2022. This years theme will be ‘Staying Strong’, once again being held at Royal on the Park in Brisbane. may 11 (Wednesday) - 12 (Thursday)(GMT+00:00) Royal On The Park 152 Alice Street may 2023
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The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum will be held on the 9th and 10th of May 2023. This year the SAVE THE DATE! The Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum will be held on the 9th and 10th of May 2023. This year the event will be held at Mackay Entertainment & Convention Centre, Mackay. REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED may 9 (Tuesday) - 10 (Wednesday)(GMT+10:00) Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre Alfred Street may 2024
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Forum Advisory Group and team at QCDFVR warmly invite you to the Annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Forum Advisory Group and team at QCDFVR warmly invite you to the Annual Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum: Strength in Unity. This much-loved event brings together workers and champions from across our state and beyond – to learn, share, inspire and work together to keep our families strong. There are two attendance options: “In person” attendance in the Mackay venue will be limited, so we encourage you to register early to avoid disappointment if this option suits you. This registration includes meals during the event, as well as the Forum networking evening, and Forum pack, full of great resources. “Virtual” attendance enables you still be part of the Forum by joining the livestream link, for all sessions, or a selection based on your availability and interests. The first 80 registrants who purchase virtual tickets will also be posted a Forum pack that includes a conference bag and complimentary materials. The Forum program will be available to download by all delegates. We look forward to sharing, reconnecting and meeting you all for the 2024 Forum- either face-to-face or virtually. may 14 (Tuesday) - 15 (Wednesday)(GMT+10:00) Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre Alfred StreetEvent Details
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Workers from a range of disciplines facilitate group interventions for men who use violence in their relationships. This training prepares and supports those who want to facilitate such groups for men who have been violent, abusive and controlling of their wives or partners. Typically, these men are involuntary clients who may present as reluctant and resistant.
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