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PROVIDING A PLATFORM

FOR A UNIFIED

NATIONAL VOICE

REGISTRATION BROCHURE4 - 6 December 2017 I Rydges Melbourne (CBD)

PROGRAM 2017

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

DAY ONE: Monday 4 December 2017

7.30am - 8.45am Registration with arrival tea and coffee

ROOM: BROADWAY

CHAIR: MS JACQUI WATT

8.45am - 9.00am Welcome and Housekeeping

Mrs Hayley Pena, Program Research Manager, Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Association

Ms Jacqui Watt, CEO, No to Violence, Men’s Referral Service

9.00am - 9.30am Tech - facilitated abuse – it can happen to any woman

Ms Julie Inman Grant, Commissioner, Office of the eSafety Commissioner

9.30am - 10.00am Cultivating compassion in men and boys: An untapped resource in the primary prevention of violence against women

Dr Michael Salter, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Western Sydney University

10.00am - 10.30am “Catching up” the law to real world of family violence victimisation

Ms Katalin Kraszlan, Acting Commissioner for Victims of Crime, Department of the Attorney General, Western Australia

10.30am - 11.00am Morning Tea with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations | Bobby McGees

ROOM: BROADWAY

CHAIR: MS JACQUI WATT

11.00am - 11.30am Changing our policing response to family violence

Mr Dean McWhirter, Assistant Commissioner, Family Violence Command, Victoria Police

11.30am - 12.00pm Carrying the torch: Victoria’s Royal Commission and how we keep the spotlight on family violence reform.

Ms Fiona McCormack, Chief Executive Officer, Domestic Violence Victoria & Co Chair, Family Violence Steering Committee

12.00pm - 12.30pm Opportunities for addressing the violence as demonstrated and experienced by Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Mr Edward Mosby, Psychologist, Wakai Waian Healing & Council Member, The Domestic and Family Violence Implementation Council

12.30pm - 1.30pm Lunch with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations | Bobby McGees

Program is subject to change.

Proudly sponsored by:

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Preventing Violence in our

Communities

Creating a Resilient

Workforce

Developing an improved Mental

Health Response Lived Experience Open Discussion

Room: Chicago

Chair: Moo Baulch

Room: Chorus Line

Chair: Annette Gillespie

Room: Carousel

Chair: Felicity Townsend

Room: Phantom

Chair: Liana Papoutsis

Room: 42nd Street

Chair: Delia Donovan

1.30pm—

2.00pm

A tale of two failures: Indigenous families and 'failure to protect' policies in Australia and Canada

Nursing and midwifery students' knowledge and attitudes towards domestic violence: A national study

Family violence and mental health services - systems, cultures and ways forward

Exploring the impacts of brain Injury within the context of family violence. A qualitative study of people working in the field

Influencing a paradigm shift within a health service - Domestic and family violence specialist coordinator - A model for the future

Dr Kyllie Cripps Acting Director Indigenous Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of NSW Professor Susan Strega School of Social Work, University of Victoria, Canada

Dr Frances Doran Senior Lecturer, Southern Cross University

Dr Sabin Fernbacher Principal Policy Adviser, Department of Health and Human Services Dr Brendan O’Hanlon Mental Health Program Manager, The Bouverie Centre

Dr Elizabeth Pritchard Researcher, Monash University

Ms Kym Tighe Domestic and Family Violence Coordinator, Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service

2.02pm—

2.32pm

What, if any, change have we achieved? Adopting the actions within the national framework for action to prevent alcohol - related family violence

Preventing violence against women through organisational change

Improving domestic violence routine screening (DVRS) in Hunter New England Mental Health: 'Always take the weather with you!'•

Family violence does not discriminate: Two male victims lived experiences

Family violence principal practitioners: Driving family violence practice reform in Victoria

Ms Amy Ferguson Director Policy and Research, Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education

Mr Don Mackenzie Social Worker Mid North Coast Local Health District Ms Jane Newman Clinical Nurse Consultant Womens Health, Mid North Coast Local Health District

Dr Cath Wood Director Allied Health, Hunter New England Mental Health

Mr Gregory Riddett Neurospychotherapist, Still Mind Therapy Mr Philip Hunt, Victim Mr Colin, Victim

Dr Anita Morris Family Violence Principal Practitioner, Department of Health and Human Services Ms Connie Kellett Family Violence Principal Practitioner Department of Justice & Regulation

Program is subject to change.

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5 MINUTE SNAPSHOT PRESENTATIONS Room: Chicago

Chair: Moo Baulch

Room: Chorus Line

Chair: Annette Gillespie

Room: Carousel

Chair: Felicity Townsend

Room: Phantom

Chair: Liana Papoutsis

Room: 42nd Street

Chair: Delia Donovan

2.35pm -

2.40pm

Women's Health Grampians

community of practice for the

prevention of violence against

women

“More than just a piece of paper”:

A new legal-social collaboration at

the Domestic Violence Legal Service

in Darwin

Exploring the storied experiences of

collectivist-oriented perpetrators

and facilitators in an Australian

domestic violence intervention

programme: A narrative inquiry

Follow-up evaluation of a training

program to promote routine

antenatal enquiry for domestic

violence

Feminist framework, active partner involvement and counselling drive - Relationships Australia Tasmania's Men Engaging New Strategies (MENS) program

Miss Dee Angelina Micevski Health Promotion Officer, Women's Health Grampians

Ms Esther Nambiar Solicitor, Domestic Violence Legal Service Ms Melissa Crawford Social and Wellbeing Coordinator, Domestic Violence Legal Service

Mrs Madhuri Mathisen PhD Student- Counselling, The University of Notre Dame, Australia

Dr Kathleen Baird Director of Midwifery and Nursing Education, Griffith University & Gold Coast University Hospital

Ms Yvette Cehtel Manager, Counselling and Support Services, Relationships Australia Tasmania

2.42pm —

2.47pm

The New Frontier : Leveraging technology to address family violence

Brain trauma induced by verbal abuse : Implications for child and elder abuse intervention

The journey of African-born women from intimate partner violence to seeking help

Transforming confusion into action Using art as a vehicle for shifting attitudes towards domestic violence

Ms Pip Robertson Coordinator, Ask Izzy Help at Hand, Infoxchange

Mr Ross Blade President, Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Survivors Group Incorporated

Mrs Sarah Ajowi PhD Scholar, Charles Darwin University

Ms Anita Bentata Speaker, Author, Psychotherapist, Activating Artemis

Mr Lawrence Green Principal, Leader Greatness Ltd

2.49pm—

2.54pm

Investigating the current literature regarding prevalence, incidence, impacts and contributing factors of Brain Injury within a family violence context

Share the dignity: Activities4all - allowing children to heal from the trauma of family violence

Exploring male practitioner privilege and entitlement: Inviting new male employee's to participate in the Men’s Behaviour Change Program prior to facilitating it

Burnout prevention for teams working in family and domestic violence

Life with violence

Ms Penny O'Brien Research Assistant, Monash University

Ms Rochelle Courtenay Founder, Share the Dignity

Mr Luke Addinsall Clinical Specialist, Men and Family Centre

Ms Tori Cooke Manager, Justice & Family Services, Ruah Community Services

Ms Carole Koha Pou Kaihautu CEO, Te Waka Whaiora Trust

2.55pm -

3.30pm

Afternoon Tea with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations | Bobby McGees

Program is subject to change.

Presentations within the Snapshot Program are in no particular topic order. Presenters will also be providing a poster within the foyer area for delegates to view.

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DAY ONE: Monday 4 December 2017

Preventing Violence in our

Communities Creating a Resilient Workforce Building Strong Legal Responses Lived Experience Open Discussion

Room: Chicago

Chair: Janine Mahoney

Room: Chorus Line

Chair: Jane Newman

Room: Carousel

Chair: Amy Mouafi

Room: Phantom

Chair: Gregory Riddett

Room: 42nd Street

Chair: Tori Cooke

3.30pm -

4.00pm

Violence Prevention Network - A community development approach to violence prevention in regional Australia

Preparing the family violence workforce: The Victorian Royal Commission and beyond

How to best protect a victim of family violence during the separation process

Broken to brilliant stories of strength

and success

Adolescent to parent abuse: A discursive analysis of the perspectives of helping professionals

Ms Hayley Foster Acting Centre Manager & Violence Prevention Specialist, Northern Rivers Community Legal Centre

Ms Annette Gillespie Chief Executive Officer, safe steps Family Violence Response Centre

Ms Monica Blizzard Principal, Family Law, KHQ Lawyers Ms Kristina Antoniades Special Counsel, KHQ Lawyers

Ms Kate Smith Founding Director, Broken to Brilliant LTD

Miss Emily Coxall Psychologist, Caraniche

4.02pm -

4.32pm

Keeping economic abuse on the radar: prevalence, policy and service responses

Creating a resilient health Workforce : Developing a DFV framework for healthcare services

Body of evidence: Forensic examinations in family violence

This doesn't feel like love Children affected by domestic violence: evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence

Ms Jozica Kutin Researcher/PhD Student, RMIT University Ms Julie Kun CEO, WIRE

Dr Kathleen Baird Director of Midwifery and Nursing Education, Gold Coast University Hospital Mr Angel Carrasco Director of Allied Health, Gold Coast Health

Dr Maaike Moller Forensic Physician, Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine Ms Nerrida Mitchell Senior Counsellor and Team Leader, SECASA

Ms Richelle Menzies Training and Development Coordinator, QUAC

Dr Morag MacSween Sightlines Associate, Domestic Violence Service Management Ms Amanda Greaney, Operations and Contract Manager, Domestic Violence Service Management

4.34pm -

5.04pm

The influences of cultural background and history of victimisation on perceptions of domestic and family violence

Responding to staff affected by domestic and family violence

DV does discriminate ... against women

The iHeal Model, where those with lived experience develop, deliver programs and activities which support the recovery needs of their peers

Family law, family violence and children with a disability or additional needs: The biggest complexity currently overlooked in the judicial system

Miss Shuktika Bose Semester Teaching Fellow, Bond University

Ms Jacaline Kelly Coordinator Women's Health, Western NSW Local Health District

Ms Sharon Carr Lawyer - Family Violence, Peninsula Community Legal Centre

Ms Liana Papoutsis Senior Advisor, Drummond Street Services Ms Karen Field CEO, Drummond Street Services

Ms Emma Gierschick Advocate, Independant Consultant

5.05pm -

6.30pm

Welcome Reception | Bobby McGees

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DAY TWO: Tuesday 5 December 2017

8.30am Registration with arrival tea and coffee

Preventing Violence in our

Communities

Managing Perpetrators of

Domestic Violence

Intervention of Domestic

Violence

Collaborating and

Supporting Diversity and

Intersectionality

Open Discussion

Room: Chicago

Chair: Kelsey Hegarty

Room: Chorus Line

Chair: Amarlie Lilley

Room: Carousel

Chair: Hayley Foster

Room: Phantom

Chair: Joyce Westerman

Room: 42nd Street

Chair: Tori Cooke

9.00am—

9.30am

Counting and contextualising domestic and family violence deaths: Preliminary data findings of the Australian Domestic and Family Violence Death Review Network

A deeper look at the statement that "Every DV has a potential to be a DV homicide"

Domestic violence and homelessness: Implementing a strengths - based, trauma informed, person centred response to promote personal recovery as a socially based intervention

Primary prevention of family violence against people from LGBTI communities

iWitnessed and the reporting of domestic violence offences

Ms Anna Butler Member, Australian Domestic and Family Violence Death Review Network, Domestic Violence Death Review Team (NSW)

Ms Amy Mouafi Criminologist

Dr Geraldene Mackay Clinical Social Worker

Ms Yvonne Lay Senior Policy Advisor, Intersectionality, Our Watch Dr Philomena Horsley Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Gender and Women’s Health Unit, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne

Dr Helen Paterson Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology, University of Sydney

9.32am -

10.02am

Engaging men in the prevention of men's violence against women: the history and future of the White Ribbon Australia Ambassador Program

Maximizing leverage: Outline a method for working more effectively with male participants in group programs for intimate partner violence (IPV)

Universal Services Team (UST) at Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS)

Supporting Muslim victims of domestic violence: Addressing the vulnerabilities and capitalising on the strengths

Understanding rural nurses' responses to older people with mental health issues who disclose intimate partner violence: a social constructionist approach

Ms Delia Donovan Senior Executive, Community Engagement and Development, White Ribbon Australia

Dr Peter Gibbons Senior Counsellor, Anglicare WA

Ms Gina Kennard Program Manager, Inner East, Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS) Ms Ashleigh Shanahan Specialist Family Violence Advocare, Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS)

Ms Sandra Elhelw Wright Policy Officer / Research Student, Victim Support ACT / Australian National University

Ms Molly Claire Nurse Practitioner, Older Persons Mental Health Country Health SA Local Health Network, Mental Health

10.04am -

10.34am

Gold Coast Police Domestic and Family Violence Taskforce - Collaboration and partnerships within an integrated response.

Beyond tolerance and inclusion: Working with LGBTIQ perpetrators of intimate partner violence

Ditching dichotomous thinking: Using narrative therapy in work with men who use violence

Loving me, loving you: an intersectional feminist approach to women and companion animals surviving domestic violence

Building the capacity of community housing providers in responding to tenants experiencing domestic and family violence

Mr Marc Hogan Detective Inspector, Queensland Police Service Ms Kelly -Ann Tansley Integrated Practice Specialist, DVPC Gold Coast

Mr Jackson Fairchild Manager of Counselling, AOD and Family Violence Services, The Victorian AIDS Council Ms Kai Noonan Coordinator, Domestic and Family Violence Project, ACON

Dr Melanie Lotfali Domestic Violence Prevention Officer, Northern NSW Local Health District

A/Prof Heather Fraser Associate Professor in Social Work, Flinders University Ms Carley Milich Children's Advocate, Northern Domestic Violence Service

Ms Zed Tintor Consultant, NSW Federation of Housing Associations

10.35am - Moring Tea with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations | Bobby McGees

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Preventing Violence in our

Communities

Managing Perpetrators of

Domestic Violence

Intervention of Domestic

Violence

Collaborating and

Supporting Diversity and

Intersectionality

Working with Aboriginal and Torres

Strait Island Peoples

Room: Chicago

Chair: Danielle Allen

Room: Chorus Line

Chair: Jackson Fairchild

Room: Carousel

Chair: Helen Paterson

Room: Phantom

Chair: Loren Days

Room: 42nd Street

Chair: Caryn Walsh

11.00am -

11.30am

News media and the prevention of violence against women: Emerging evidence, insights and lessons

Safe Dad's Group - Engaging fathers who perpetrate violence

Risk to Resilience Elder abuse as a form of family violence

Community driven responses to Koorie youth - perpetrated aggression and violence

Ms Annie Blatchford Research Assistant, Centre for Advancing Journalism, Faculty of Arts, School of Culture and Communications, The University of Melbourne Ms Jess Strickland Senior Marketing & Communication Advisor, Our Watch

Mr Shau Teo Family Violence Worker, Uniting Kildonan Ms Faye Wolfe Senior Practitioner, Uniting Kildonan

Ms Janine Mahoney National Risk to Resilience Director, IPP Consulting

Ms Melanie Joosten Policy Officer, Seniors Rights Victoria

Ms Daphne Yarram Executive Officer, Yoowinna Wurnalung Healing Service Ms Ivy Yarram Senior Clinician, Intensive Case Management Worker, Yoowinna Wurnalung Healing Service

11.32am -

12.02pm

ACT@WORK : Workplace culture change in the Grampians Region

Working together with men to prevent violence against women

How integrated family services is a specialist family violence provider

Intimate partner violence: Recognising diversity through inter - sectoral collaboration

Listen, learn evolve: Building partnerships to effect change

Ms Melissa Morris Regional Consultant - Health Promotion, Womens Health Grampians

Dr Cuong La Program Manager, HealthWest Partnership

Ms Leanne Kelly Research & Development Coordinator, Windermere Child & Family Services

Dr Joyce Westerman Counsellor Group Worker, Centre Against Sexual Violence

Ms Uieta Kaufusi National Sector Engagement Manager, 1800RESPECT

12.04pm -

12.34pm

ReNew: Working with adolescent boys and their mothers who have experienced domestic violence and who currently experience adolescent to mother violence

Managing perpetrator violence with men from CALD background

The frog and the scorpion; Addressing shame, self - blame and over responsibility in the context of domestic and family violence

Caring for prevention: Immigrant women aged care workers leading gender equality in the workplace

Respecting and giving voice to Aboriginal local cultural knowledge in service provision: Dunghutti Women reclaiming family, connection and community safety

Mr David Burck Family Therapist, Carinity Ms Leia Mackie, ReNew Facilitator, Domestic Violence Action Centre

Ms Karishma Bakshi Men's Behavour Change Facilitaor and Women's Support Worker, Uniting Kildonan Ms Susie Carr Team Leader, Family Violence Intervention Program, Uniting Kildonan

Ms Stacey Northam Domestic and Family Violence Specialist Case Manager, CatholicCare Social Services Hunter - Manning Ms Barbara Squire Clinical Social Worker, Private Practice

Ms Rosi Aryal Senior Project Officer, Multicultural Centre for Women's Health

Mrs Michelle Stocks Community Services Manager, Samaritans Foundation Aunty Madeline Donovan Coordinator, Goori Galbans Aboriginal Corporation

12.35pm -

1.30pm

Lunch with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations | Bobby McGees

Program is subject to change.

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DAY TWO: Tuesday 5 December 2017

Preventing Violence in our

Communities

Managing Perpetrators of

Domestic Violence

Working with our

educational platforms

Fostering Children's Safety and

Wellbeing

Working with Aboriginal and Torres

Strait Island Peoples

Room: Chicago

Chair: Emma Buxton-Namisnyk

Room: Chorus Line

Chair: Peter Gibbons

Room: Carousel

Chair: Jacqui Watt

Room: Phantom

Chair: Morag Macsween

Room: 42nd Street

Chair: Kyllie Cripps

1.30pm -

2.00pm

If it takes a village to raise a child, it

takes Empowered Women to raise a

Village

Metacognitive capacity in perpetrators of domestic violence

Resilience, rights and respectful relationships – Providing a continuum of support through schools

Group work as a means of addressing intersections between child protection and domestic violence

Family abuse and violence - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and General Practitioners - prevention and early intervention

Ms Caryn Walsh Psychologist, Women’s Coach, Domestic Violence expert, Founder of Empowering

Women to Thrive

Mr Dave Misso Counselling Psychologist, Misso Psychology & Consulting

Mr Anthony Raitman Area Executive Director, Outer East, North Eastern Victoria Region, Department of Education and Training Ms Gina Kennard Program Manager, Inner East, Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS) Ms Angela Walsh Together for Equality and Respect Manager, Women's Health East

Dr Timothy Broady Senior Research Officer, Relationships Australia NSW

Dr Elizabeth Hindmarsh General Practitioner, RACGP

2.02pm -

2.32pm

Domestic violence and Christian

churches in Australia

NAAJA's Indigenous Throughcare Program: Our work with perpetrators of DV

Building schools' capacities to create safe environments for successful transition of children and young people with domestic violence trauma

Health equity: An integrated hospital response to family violence, child safety and elder abuse

Developing a new resource to prevent violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women and their children : emerging findings and directions

Ms Leonie Westenberg Associate Lecturer, University of Notre Dame Australia

Mr Thomas Quayle Manager, NAAJA Throughcare Program Mr Salas Abraham Domestic and Family Violence Case Manager, NAAJA Throughcare Program

Mrs Aimy McAninly Project Manager - Domestic Violence Transitions and Enrollments, Croydon Community School

Ms Anne Ingram Senior Social Worker, Western Health Ms Nicole Lind Senior Social Worker, Western Health

Ms Karla McGrady Senior Policy Advisor, Our Watch

2.34pm -

3.04pm

Collaborative approach for collective actions : leading to end violence against women

Extending support for sustained behaviour change - Changing for Good

An investigation of the experiences and training needs of school staff regarding student exposure to domestic violence

Walking the tight rope: Counselling child witnesses of domestic violence where there are allegations of sexual violence against a parent, denials of abuse from the parent and formal separation processes

Violence prevention in remote Aboriginal communities: slowing down and listening deeply

Dr Sabitra Kaphle Population Health Team Leader, Dianella Health

Ms Amarlie Lilley Team Leader - Family Violence, On the Line

Dr Emily Berger Lecturer, Monash University

Ms Beth Tinning Child and Family Counsellor, Cairns Sexual Assault Service

Dr Leni Shilton Community Program Coordinator, NPY Women's Council Dr Melissa Lindeman Manager, NPY Women's Council

Program is subject to change.

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DAY TWO: Tuesday 5 December 2017

3.05pm - 3.30pm Afternoon Tea with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations | Bobby McGees

ROOM: BROADWAY

CHAIR: MS JACQUI WATT

3.30pm - 4.00pm Towards a better understanding of elder abuse

Dr Rachel Carson, Senior Research Fellow, Manager – Family Law and Family Violence, The Australian Institute of Family Studies

4.00pm - 5.00pm PANEL PRESENTATION

Putting the prevention of violence against women into practice: how to change the story

Ms Patty Kinnersly, Director Practice Leadership, Our Watch

Dr Lara Fergus, Director Policy and Evaluation, Our Watch

Mr Scott Holmes, Manager Practice Leadership, Our Watch

Mr Cameron McLeod, General Manager, Community Engagement, North Melbourne Football Club

5.00pm - 5.15pm Conference Close

Prize Draw: One Full Registration to the 2018 Conference

Return your name badge at the entrance of the plenary session to go in the draw. Winner must be in the room to win.

Program is subject to change.

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Wednesday 6 December 2017 - Optional Workshop Day

8.30 am - 9.00 am Registration

9.00am - 10.30am Workshop 1

Room: Chicago

Workshop 2

Room: Chorus Line

Workshop 3

Room: Carousel

Compassion fatigue workshop: Burnout prevention

and resiliency planning

A resilience response to domestic violence Going beyond platitudes: How do we acknowledge,

honour and understand the experiences of children and

help families to thrive?

Ms Tori Cooke Manager, Justice & Family Services, Ruah Community Services

Mrs Lyn Worsley Clinical Psychologist, The Resilience Centre

Ms Nicola Palfrey Director, Australian Child & Adolescent Trauma, Loss & Grief Network

10.30am - 11.00am Morning Tea

11.00am - 12.30pm Workshop 4

Room: Chicago

Workshop 5

Room: Chorus Line

Workshop 6

Room: Carousel

The dark side of the rainbow - LGBTI experiences of

domestic violence

Understanding and applying an intersectional

approach to preventing violence against women in

policy and practice

Beyond the Rescuer: Escaping Karman’s Triangle

Ms Kai Noonan Coordinator, Domestic and Family Violence Project, ACON Mr Matthew Parsons Research Operations Manager, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society

Ms Loren Days Senior Policy Advisor, Intersectionality, Our Watch Ms Yvonne Lay Senior Policy Advisor, Intersectionality, Our Watch

Mr Adam Blanch Psychologist, Evolving Violence

Registrations for the optional Workshop Day is an additional $95.00 per person and includes attendance to two workshops and morning tea.

Please contact the Conference Secretariat should you wish to register.

Program is subject to change.

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POSTER PRESENTATIONS | Poster displays will be available to view for the duration of the Conference

A confluence of public health crises: uncovering links between domestic violence and completed suicide in NSW Ms Emma Buxton - Namisnyk, Research Analyst, Domestic Violence Death Review Team (NSW)

Are Australian universities adhering to national and international guidelines and recommendations? Intimate partner violence related content within nursing, midwifery and paramedicine undergraduate curricula Ms Renee Lovi, Unit Assessor, School of Health and Human Sciences, Southern Cross University

Big hearted women model Ms Anita Bentata, Speaker, Author, Psychotherapist, Activating Artemis

Broken to brilliant stories of strength and success Ms Kate Smith, Founding Director, Broken to Brilliant LTD

Children affected by domestic violence: evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence

Dr Morag MacSween, Sightlines Associate, Domestic Violence Service Management

Ms Ann-Marie Ellott, Design, Evidence and Translation Manager Domestic Violence Service Management

Developing an improved mental health response to family violence by providing safety and security through the Rapid Housing program Mrs Felicity Townsend, Clinical Lead, EACH

Journey to the prevention of violence - A whole school approach Mr Anthony Raitman, Area Executive Director, Department of Education and Training

Love Secrets Game - Changer: What our parents did not teach us about love Ms Anita Bentata, Speaker, Author, Psychotherapist, Activating Artemis

Respect - Ed - preventing relationship violence Mrs Danielle Allen, Domestic Violence Project Officer, Western NSW Local Health District

Program is subject to change.

Presenters from the Snapshot Program will also be providing a poster presentation within the foyer area.