Safe Futures Primary Prevention of Violence against Women Training

Safe Futures - Family & Domestic Violence Primary Prevention Training

A culturally responsive primary prevention initiative supporting CaLD and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to prevent family & domestic violence by inspiring change.  

Organisations and professionals working with or supporting CaLD and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are invited to participate in this training.

Learning outcomes:

• Participants will develop a heightened understanding of the key drivers of violence against women, including: 
  - Gender inequality
  - Human rights
  - Adverse Childhood Experiences & generational trauma
  - Social norms & rigid gender roles

• Participants will have an enhanced understanding on how gender equality contributes to healthy family relationships leading to better mental health outcomes for all.

• Participants will reflect individually and in groups to develop personal, professional and organisational goals and action plans for implementing new learnings.

Format & cost: This is a cost-free 4-hour in-person training session, including breaks.

Parking available at the venue

Please note that this training includes content on Family & Domestic Violence

Safe Futures is supported by the Department of Communities