Join us for a panel discussion on what coercive control is and how it surfaces in relationships - both intimate partner and familial- as a pattern of behaviours.

Four diverse advocates with lived expertise of family violence share their experiences in a conversational and supportive way, answering questions, sharing resources and supports available as well as the new Seeing the signs of coercive control campaign through Respect Victoria that sits alongside the new legislation recently introduced in Victoria.

This is a community led event where information, support and prevention is at the core. Free event. Everyone welcome

Different lived experiences

Four lived experience advocates sharing different perspectives on coercive control and its impact across our communities.

Annie Holborow — Young people
Helen Borland — Older people and later life
Martina Eaton — LGBTQIA+ communities
Rivka Martin — Faith and community

Key discussion topics

Diverse perspectives — young people, older people, people from different faiths and the LGBTQI+ community.
Public awareness — learn about the See the Signs campaign in partnership with Respect Victoria and recognising non-physical abuse early.
Legislative updates — advocacy through the Victim Survivors’ Advocacy Council and new coercive control legislation in Victoria.

What to expect

Time for questions and discussion
Free resources to take home
Supper provided
A welcoming and confidential space

This event is funded by Women’s Health East, with additional support from the Together For Equality and Respect Partnership through funding provided under Respect Victoria and Safe and Equal’s 16 Days of Activism grassroots initiative.

Contact the host of Seeing the signs of coercive control

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