Bystander approaches to preventing gender-based violence

Bystander approaches to preventing gender-based violence

‘Be someone who does something’

Register for a seminar which will help you make a difference

Many people would like to play a more active  role in stopping domestic violence but do not have the confidence to assist those affected.

This  free seminar incorporates a one hour webinar explaining the MATE (Motivating Action Through Empowerment) programme,  a project of Griffith University, Queensland.  Two experienced trainers, Sharon Lockwood and Jo Mc Namara will support participants to plan how they and their organisations could use bystander approaches as a way to prevent and respond to domestic abuse.