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Working with Aboriginal Men and Family Violence Conference Report – Adelaide 2017
No to Violence commissioned research in 2016 to find out what was happening in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in relation to working with male perpetrators of family violence.... -
New blog post: A day in the life of a men’s family violence worker in the family law courts
It’s 8am on a Wednesday and the floors of the Melbourne Federal Circuit Court are already filled with hurried footsteps and quiet pockets of conversation. With courts circling the corridors... -
Immediate release: National men’s behaviour change peak body drives awareness campaign across Tasmania
One of the most unsafe places for Tasmanian women is their own home. As the largest peak body in Australia representing the men’s behaviour change sector, in 2016 we extended... -
Victorian Government Media Release: Furthering Behavioural Change To Keep Families Safe
The Andrews Labor Government is protecting victims of family violence by boosting programs that encourage perpetrators to change their attitudes and behaviour. Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos today... -
Recently released: Minimum Standards
In 1993, No to Violence developed the Minimum Standards for Men’s Behaviour Change Programs (MBCPs) so that all programs reflected good practice and were safe and effective in working with... -
Media release: Men’s behaviour change campaign set to make waves across Victorian screens
Many believe that if they saw a man aggressively behaving toward his partner and children that they’d intervene. Often, this isn’t the case. One of the main reasons people are... -
New position advertised: Director of Practice and Learning
New, exciting full-time position based at our head office in Melbourne CBD Position Objective: The Director of Practice and Learning is responsible for overseeing of the quality of practice amongst... -
Latest e-news: April
Enjoy the latest news, updates and events from Australia’s largest peak body representing the men’s behaviour change sector. Find our latest April e-news here: No to Violence’s April e-news.... -
National Reconciliation Week 2018
As National Reconciliation Week commences, we would like to take this opportunity to share that No to Violence is committed to reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, Australia’s... -
Book now! We now offer Bystander Intervention Training
Did you know that No to Violence now offer Bystander Intervention Training? Our 3 hour training covers: Being able to identify disrespectful behaviour and interrupt safely How to have difficult...
