About the Practice Reflection Series:

WorkUP Queensland is pleased to offer a series of brief practice reflection workshops on hot topics identified through engagement with services accessing practice standard support.

The practice reflection workshops are an introduction to foundational level skills and will support practice development and build confidence in how we talk about it with others including auditors.

The sessions will also help participants to identify if additional skills development or individual support is required.

More information about the Practice Standards Support offered by WorkUP Queensland can be found here; Practice Standard Support.

This is a conversation style workshop. Participation will require cameras on and engagement in breakout groups.

Non-target registrations will not be accepted for this workshop.

About this workshop's topic:

Feminist values in practice

A brief online workshop exploring feminist values and how we might implement them in our practice and in our organisation. This workshop will be taking into account the Domestic Violence Services  Practice Principles, Standards and Guidance.

Learning Outcome:

Acquiring fundamental knowledge about working from a feminist value set and practice framework in domestic violence services.

Event details

Date: Monday, 12 February 2024
Time: 9:30am - 11:30am (AEST - Queensland Time)
Location: Online

Who should attend

Emerging DFV Practitioners.

About the facilitator

Gabrielle Borggaard Nicholson

Gabrielle is an executive leader, an accredited family violence social worker and a mentor. Her 17+ year career spans the human services from the Domestic and Family Violence Sector, the Child Protection Sector, Family Support and Therapeutic Counselling and experience in the Disability Sector.

During the last 15 years, she specialised in the executive management of not for profit organisations with a strong focus on justice and equality for women and elimination of gender based violence. Gabrielle recently left her position as the CEO of the Domestic Violence Action Centre, a position she held for more than 11 years, to establish Inner Vision Consulting.