FREE workshop on coercive control.

Aboriginal women are regularly misidentified as the perpetrator of domestic and family violence, with the new laws in regard to coercive control we are concerned that more Aboriginal women will be misidentified.

This workshop will provide a comprehensive understanding of what coercive control is, how it appears in relationships, and its impact on victims and our communities.

The small steps for Hannah workshop will be facilitated by DV Prevention Educator Michael Jeh from Small Steps 4 Hannah - https://www.smallsteps4hannah.com.au/

We will then have a session for the Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service and the final session run by Toni Hawkins at Our Watch.

Event Details:

Date: 16th October 2024
Time: 10am-3pm
Location: SRAC, 51-57 Henry St, Penrith

Key Focus Areas:

To educate workers, leaders, workplaces, and communities on coercive control.
Engaging workers in coercive control and domestic violence prevention.
Sharing information
Sharing raw and real experiences from the Clarke Family
Promotes self-reflection, taps into your intuition, and builds knowledge.

Who Should Attend:

Community services workers, caseworkers, support coordinators, social workers, counsellors, and therapists.
Front line staff working in the community based services who want to learn more about coercive control.
Community organisations, government organisations and private organisations

Why Attend?

Gain valuable insights and practical knowledge to help yourself and those you support.
Network with professionals and peers who share your interest in combating coercive control.
Learn about the latest resources and tools to support victims and address this form of abuse.

Please note: These sessions discuss sensitive information which may be triggering,