Responding to Domestic and Family Violence - A Seminar for African Religious and Community Leaders
Description
This important free seminar is proudly hosted by the NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) in partnership with African Australian Advocacy Centre, TAFE NSW, Cumberland City Council and NSW Police Force. It brings together respected religious leaders from the African communities to engage in vital conversations around domestic and family violence, how to recognize it, respond appropriately, and support those affected within their communities.
Seminar Highlights
• Expert-led presentations on the impact of domestic and family violence within multicultural and faith-based settings.
• A law and justice panel addressing legal responses, protections, and support pathways.
• Interactive discussions and networking opportunities with peers and professionals.
• Cultural and community-specific insights to help leaders create safer spaces and respond with compassion and understanding.
FAQs
- Who is the seminar for?
The Seminar is for African Religious and Community Elders and Leaders, interfaith Elders and Leaders, including youth representatives and friends of the African communities, from all backgrounds and faith groups
- How much does the seminar cost?
FREE to all participants
- Is there free parking?
Yes, free parking available on site
- Where can I find more information on the seminar?
For further information please contact: Sam Borka DCJ Community Liaison Officer Email: sam.borka@dcj.nsw.gov.au, Adol Takpiny DCJ Community Liaison Officer. Email: adol.takpiny@dcj.nsw.gov.au, or Noel Zihabamwe Founder & Executive Director African Australian Advocacy Centre Email: noel@africanaustralianadvocacy.org.au or Nazik Yako TAFE NSW Manager Community Engagement Email nazik.yako@tafensw.edu.au
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