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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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This research responds to calls for designing services and systems to better respond to First Nations children & young people who have experienced #DFV & who come to the attention of child protection systems which often cause further harm.
Read more here: https://www.anrows.org.au/publication/new-ways-for-our-families-designing-an-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-cultural-practice-framework-and-system-responses-to-address-the-impacts-of-dfv-on-children-and-yo/
Responding to @ANROWS findings about the need to improve respectful relationships initiatives for young people, @Conno25 reiterated the urgent need for "a long-term commitment to preventative education".
https://www.anrows.org.au/talking-about-dv/
We welcome the news that new jury directions will be included in the proposed reform to address misconception in sexual offence trials, particularly in light of the findings of our #NCAS-based research released last year: https://hubs.la/Q01jjrJP0
“An affirmative consent model is an important part of changing community attitudes towards sexual offences – moving away from victim-blaming and reducing the shame and trauma often felt by victim-survivors,” says Vic Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes https://hubs.la/Q01jjtb60
Funded through WorkUP Queensland practice studios are designed to support practitioners implement evidence in action. https://hubs.la/Q01jjfz90 #CbYC2022
The @childrenxchoice practice studio is a practical implementation of learnings from the @ANROWS project: Multicultural and Settlement Services supporting women experiencing violence (MuSeS project) https://hubs.la/Q01jjdfX0 @cmvaug #CbYC2022
Reproductive coercive control resources were developed in collaboration with four language groups, responding to the specific needs of their communities https://hubs.la/Q01jjk5D0
Congratulations @childrenxchoice for their innovative Culture and Language Inclusive Practice Studio (CLIPS) presented at #CbyC2022. https://hubs.la/Q01jjhhm0 @DaileKelleher
Our int'l #Dahlia research found many #DFV workers during #COVID19 were affected by "lockdown & issues related to that like mental health impacts...there have been huge issues with staff wellbeing". Tune in to the upcoming @MonashGFV webinar to learn more! https://www.anrows.org.au/publication/never-waste-a-crisis-domestic-and-family-violence-policy-and-practice-initiatives-in-response-to-covid-19/
Job vacancy: @ANROWS is seeking a Research Officer to support the implementation of activities under ANROWS’s partnership with the Australian Domestic & Family Violence Death Review Network, including research, project management & administrative tasks.
https://hubs.la/Q01jjhgf0
NCAS
It depends on what the definition of domestic violence is”: How young Australians conceptualise domestic violence and abuse
This body of work makes clear that young people want to actively shape change rather than just be the targets of different programs and campaigns, and reaffirms the value of listening to, and centring, their voices.
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publications, news and updates.
New insights into the impacts of violence and trauma during childhood could support reduction in youth offending
Published on Sunday, 31st July 2022-
New insights into the impacts of violence and trauma during childhood could support reduction in youth offending
Published on Sunday, 31st July 2022 -
Responding to domestic and family violence – ANROWS Notepad | 28 July 2022
Published on Thursday, 28th July 2022 -
Perpetrators of technology-facilitated abuse share their motivations and experiences
Published on Wednesday, 27th July 2022 -
Children five times more likely to receive a mental health service by the time they turn 18 after experiencing domestic and family violence
Published on Monday, 18th July 2022
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Australia’s National Research Agenda
Australia’s National Research Agenda to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 2020–2022 provides a framework for, and guidance on, priority areas of research and research topics for academics, researchers, research funding bodies and governments across Australia.
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