You're invited to SASVic's full-day event on technology-facilitated sexual violence.

Every year, staff across our sector work with close to 20,000 adults, young people and children impacted by sexual violence. We see trends and changes on sexual violence as they appear in our society. Unsurprisingly, digital developments are impacting sexual violence.

This symposium will share insights from the sexual assault, family violence and wider community sectors, as well as from academics and policy makers. Together, we'll explore the policy and practice responses to technology-facilitated sexual violence.

The day will include three sessions, morning tea and lunch.

The first session will include a keynote address from Dr Fiona Vera-Gray from London Metropoltian University on women and pornography.
The second session will include deep dives on issues including child sexual abuse material and non-fatal strangulation.
The final session will feature a panel with peak and state-wide bodies.

Speakers

Dr Fiona Vera-Gray, Deputy Director of Child and Women Abuse Studies Unit at London Metropolitan University
Professor Nicola Henry, Professor and Australian Research Council Future Fellow in the Social Equity Research Centre at RMIT
Jackie Bateman, Director of Client Services at Kids First & Board Member, Sexual Assault Services Victoria
Professor Michael Salter, Professor at UNSW
Dr Delanie Woodlock, Research Fellow at the Australian Centre for Justice Innovation
Matt Tyler, Executive Director, Community and Systems Impact
Georgia Naldrett, Stop it Now! Australia, Manager at Jesuit Social Services
Dr Jo Ann Parkin, Senior Forensic Physician at Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine

Speakers on panel of peak and state-wide bodies

Lauren Zappa, Manager of Gender Equity and Capacity Building at Women's Health Victoria
Natalie Walker, CEO at PartnerSPEAK
Karen Lancaster, Peer Support Coordinator, PartnerSPEAK
Serina McDuff, Acting CEO at Respect Victoria
Delaram Ansari, Research, Advocacy and Policy Manager at the Multicultural Centre for Women's Health
Che Munzel, Clinical Governance Manager, CASA CV
Britt Baillie, Project Lead - OPEN expansion, No to Violence

Cancellation & Refunds

All requests for refunds must be made in writing to SASVic Training Team, training@sasvic.org.au. A full refund will be made available up to 7 days of the request being submitted.

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