No to Violence welcomes the new Federal Government
Ruth RozarioActing Chief Executive OfficerNo to Violence No to Violence extends its sincere congratulations to all elected Members of Parliament. In the lead up to…
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From the Blog
Time to #ShiftTheBurden: what the 2022-23 Federal Budget means for our sector
Jacqui WattChief Executive OfficerNo to Violence In the No to Violence 2022 Federal Election Statement, we called to shift the burden: removing it from the…
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We welcome @AustralianLabor’s commitment to invest in research projects that build on reforms, and develop solutions to prevent and respond to family violence.![]()
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Minister for Prevention of Family Violence @RosSpenceMP announced 13 successful projects funded under the first phase of the Family Violence Research Program 2021-2024. ![]()
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The research will identify evidence gaps and support service improvement and innovation in prevention responses to family violence and sexual assault.![]()
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The research topics include supporting recovery from violence for children and young people, addressing challenges to accessing family violence support for First Nations Victorians and strategies for engaging perpetrators and people who use violence.![]()
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The grants are part of a $2.5 million program to ensure Victoria can build an evidence base for best practice family violence interventions and service delivery and innovation leading to better outcomes for victim survivors.
No to Violence Chief Executive Officer Jacqui Watt recently spoke with Adelaide Advertiser's Lauren Novak.![]()
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“Too often the burden of dealing with the impact of violence in families means that the women have to take responsibility for ... fleeing the violence.![]()
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We want to shift the burden to say ‘What’s he doing and what can we do differently?’” said Watt. ![]()
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Adelaide Advertiser subscribers can read more here: bit.ly/3vMLeSR
