Beyond Silos: Connected Harms, Distinct Dynamics
Description
Beyond Silos: Connected Harms, Distinct Dynamics - Strengthening responses to family and domestic violence, sexual violence and child sexual abuse is a one-day, professional education event that brings together practitioners, leaders, researchers, advocates, and policymakers to explore the complex links between family and domestic violence, sexual violence, and child sexual abuse.
While these forms of harm are often addressed separately, they frequently intersect in the lives of victim-survivors, creating significant challenges for prevention, identification, response, and recovery.
Wednesday 9th December | Frasers, Kings Park | Perth, Western Australia
The event will:
Showcase cutting-edge research
Explore what's working both locally and internationally
Platform leaders shaping the response to these issues
In-person Speakers include:
Professor Michael Salter
Hon. Jessica Stojkovski MLA
Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon
Adjunct Associate Professor Matt Tyler
Associate Professor James Herbert
Hetty Johnston AM GAICD JP
Through keynote presentations, an expert panel, and interactive discussions, participants will examine emerging evidence, contemporary practice approaches, and opportunities for greater collaboration across sectors.
Beyond Silos: Connected Harms, Distinct Dynamics - Strengthening responses to family and domestic violence, sexual violence and child sexual abuse aims to strengthen understanding, build workforce capability, and foster integrated responses that place the voices of victim-survivors at the centre.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity



