Page 2 of 235 results.
-
Responding to community trauma and family violence after natural disasters
by Jacqui Watt “Psychological trauma is an affliction of the powerless. At the moment of trauma, the victim is rendered helpless by overwhelming force. When the force is that of... -
Expert Advisory Committee on Perpetrator Interventions Report
We are pleased to announce that Expert Advisory Committee on Perpetrator Interventions (EACPI) Final Report has been released and can be found here. NTV was an active member on this committee,... -
16 ways over the 16 days to be a better man
By Phil Barker On Monday, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women kicked off 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, which runs until December 10. The... -
Farewell to 2019 and stay safe
As we bid farewell to 2019, No to Violence is celebrating a year of growth, new partnerships and expanded reach. We want to thank our members, supporters and team and... -
Dealing With the Denials: Exploring John Setka’s Refusal to Take Responsibility
By Jacqui Watt NTV has spent 25 years working with men. At NTV we seek to engage men respectfully on their journey of change. We seek to do that holistically... -
A heart-wrenching start to a new decade
Our sector started the year shell-shocked from the ferocity of the bushfires and devastated about the impact on people and the natural environment. We recently wrote about how stressful events, like bushfires,... -
Welcome, Australia Award recipients
No to Violence had the pleasure of welcoming Australia Awards Papua New Guinea recipients into our offices this week as part of an initiative coordinated by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). The... -
From the CEO, Jacqui Watt
Many of you no doubt will be reeling from the recent murder of Hannah Clarke and her family in Brisbane. I share the feelings of loss and sadness and anger... -
Shaping Australia’s family law courts
No to Violence welcomed the opportunity to provide comment to the Joint Select Committee on Australia’s Law System. The Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS) provides a proactive response to... -
Enhanced Pathways to Family Violence Work Project
Family Safety Victoria’s Enhanced Pathways to Family Violence Work Project aims to boost current staff supply and build a sustainable pipeline for the future of the sector. The project offers clear pathways into the sector for students and workers with transferrable...
