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Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety Limited is an independent, not-for-profit research organisation established to produce evidence to support the reduction of violence against women and their children.
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‘Cultural Creativity has the opportunity to create change. It it’s a cultural change, not social change that is needed.’ 🙌 Different country, same message at the @MATE_Bystander conference. #besomeonewhodoessomething @OurWatchAus @ANROWS
“Australia continues to ignore the fact that migration status can impact how and whether women seek support and intervention when experiencing family violence” DV Vic endorses the strategy outlined in the Blueprint for Reform https://lens.monash.edu/@politics-society/2019/11/11/1377635/how-australias-migration-system-is-failing-victims-of-gendered-violence
The emergency of intimate partner homicide #domesticviolence #podcast https://www.anrows.org.au/notepad/anrows-notepad-31-october-2019/ @ANROWS
Research shows that men who use violence can be engaged through invitational narrative approaches. A foundation of this practice is analysing gender-based power, privilege & entitlement as social factors that shape men's individual choices to use violence.
https://bit.ly/2q6vWtJ
For those exploring the practice implications of ANROWS's new report 'Engaging men who use violence', you can find our Research to Policy and Practice paper on the findings here: https://www.anrows.org.au/publication/engaging-men-who-use-violence-invitational-narrative-approaches/
Extraordinary insight into narrative and invitational practice at @ANROWS symposium today by @ChrisDolman7 and Regina Newchurch. Powerful examples. Thank you. #engagingmen #whatworks #DV #practitionersareawesome
Privilege to share our research on using narrative invitational ways of working to engage men in behaviour and attitudinal change. Thank you ANROWS @swirlsflinders @FlindersEPSW @kateseymour7 @fiona_mort @ChrisDolman7 @NatalieGreenlan @bucjanan @WSSSouthAus
Very pleased to have worked with the team delivering this report today at @ANROWS symposium. https://twitter.com/ANROWS/status/1193665637911945216
Call for participants! We’re looking for past or present domestic violence practitioners in Australia who use/d survivor-led and/or feminist approaches in their work to participate in an interview. Please see below for more information @debwestern
Statistics on domestic and sexual violence: Detailed account of accurate data on violence, abuse, and neglect in Australia. Including responses to common myths and claims. Includes 190-page report, Powerpoints, and fact sheets. See http://www.ecav.health.nsw.gov.au/van-statistics-and-research/
@ANROWS Symosium “How Do we engage men who use violence?” @DrSarahWendt @kateseymour7 @swirlsflinders @FlindersEPSW
"Men who conform to dominant male stereotypes are more likely to have sexist attitudes and behaviour and perpetrate violence against women" according to the @OurWatchAus Men in Focus report.
Great article from @perkinsmiki in @smh.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/stoic-and-masculine-how-the-tough-man-stereotype-hurts-men-as-well-as-women-20191106-p53808.html
Recounting women
How can the data help us to better understand the context of these homicides, and communicate the gendered nature of the problem?
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ANROWS Notepad 3 October 2019
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