agenda

Agenda

Embedding lived experience and voice

Rethinking systems to strengthen harm reduction

  • Unpacking the impacts of changes to legislation to families, communities and the sector at large 
  • Reducing harm caused by systemic failures and structural racism by working together as one, unified community-led sector 
  • Supporting families and strengthening self-determination within the family safety sector to end the ongoing impacts of fractured systems and relationships

Chair:

Reducing gender-based violence

  • Developing strategies to improve the efficacy national gender-based violence frameworks in NT by accounting for its unique cultural and geographic landscape
  • Tailoring delivery for the specific service infrastructure, distances and workforce of the Territory
  • Creating a roadmap to reduce gender-based violence through place-based solutions and community-led partnerships

Panellists:

Cindy Torrens

Chief Executive Officer
Northern Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Service

Vimbai Mutero

Lecturer – Enabling Humanities;
Governance Committee Member

Charles Darwin University;
Northern Territory Domestic,
Family and Sexual Violence (NT DFSV) Research Network

Chair:

Reducing gender-based violence

Tackling online harm and bullying

Uniting across the sector to tackle systemic barriers

Rethinking systems to strengthen harm reduction

  • Unpacking the impacts of changes to legislation to families, communities and the sector at large 
  • Reducing harm caused by systemic failures and structural racism by working together as one, unified community-led sector 
  • Supporting families and strengthening self-determination within the family safety sector to end the ongoing impacts of fractured systems and relationships

Chair:

Reducing gender-based violence

  • Developing strategies to improve the efficacy national gender-based violence frameworks in NT by accounting for its unique cultural and geographic landscape
  • Tailoring delivery for the specific service infrastructure, distances and workforce of the Territory
  • Creating a roadmap to reduce gender-based violence through place-based solutions and community-led partnerships

Panellists:

Cindy Torrens

Chief Executive Officer
Northern Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Service

Vimbai Mutero

Lecturer – Enabling Humanities;
Governance Committee Member

Charles Darwin University;
Northern Territory Domestic,
Family and Sexual Violence (NT DFSV) Research Network

Chair:

Reducing gender-based violence

Empowering future leaders

Workshop A: Embedding lived experience by ensuring it is safe, appropriate and aligned with organisational objectives

Workshop B: Developing integrated, holistic, person-centred services to deliver better outcomes for young people

Rethinking systems to strengthen harm reduction

  • Unpacking the impacts of changes to legislation to families, communities and the sector at large 
  • Reducing harm caused by systemic failures and structural racism by working together as one, unified community-led sector 
  • Supporting families and strengthening self-determination within the family safety sector to end the ongoing impacts of fractured systems and relationships