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Webinar program
The ANROWS webinar program brings together policymakers, practice designers, practitioners, and women with lived expertise of violence to discuss research findings and key policy issues relevant to preventing and responding to violence against women and children.
By bringing together a diverse range of speakers informed by the evidence-base, lived expertise, and policy and practice knowledge, ANROWS webinars focus upon research implications for policy and practice.
Our webinars work across sectors to help identify challenges and opportunities to implement and mobilise the evidence base to better support women and their children experiencing violence. For more information about upcoming webinars, please visit our events page.
Disclaimer: The views expressed by speakers or other third parties in ANROWS webinars and any subsequent materials, are those of the speaker or third-party and not, necessarily, of ANROWS.
Decolonising research, power and positionality, cultural safety
Indigenous methodologies
This webinar was the second in a series designed to support the implementation of the Australian National Research Agenda to End Violence against Women and Children (ANRA) 2023–2028. It will be of interest to anyone involved or interested in domestic, family and sexual violence research practices, as it will help you build a greater understanding of Indigenous research methodologies and how these approaches can inform the work that you do.
Lived expertise and co-production across the sector
FIND OUT MOREAdolescent violence in the home, disability and responses
FIND OUT MORECommunity attitudes and violence against women
FIND OUT MOREImproving service responses
FIND OUT MOREContravention orders, DFV and the impact on children
FIND OUT MOREEmerging technology and domestic and family violence
FIND OUT MOREYoung people’s understandings of domestic and family violence
FIND OUT MOREWhat we know about intimate partner homicide
FIND OUT MOREEconomic insecurity and domestic and family violence
FIND OUT MORECommunity attitudes towards sexual violence
FIND OUT MORECOVID-19 and domestic and family violence
FIND OUT MOREImpact of systems on migrant and refugee women
FIND OUT MOREResponding to coercive control in practice
FIND OUT MOREEnhancing education for young people
FIND OUT MOREImproving Family Court practice and responses
FIND OUT MOREKey considerations for evaluation in the VAW sector
FIND OUT MORESystem responses to economic insecurity
FIND OUT MOREViolence against women and mental health
FIND OUT MOREGambling and intimate partner violence
FIND OUT MOREIdentifying the person most in need of protection
FIND OUT MOREDFV and alcohol and other drugs and/or mental health
FIND OUT MOREAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
FIND OUT MOREWorking with fathers who use violence
FIND OUT MOREDomestic and family violence in LGBTQ relationships
FIND OUT MORETrans women of colour from CALD backgrounds
FIND OUT MOREComplex trauma and mental health and refugee services
FIND OUT MORESexual harassment in the workplace
FIND OUT MOREStrengthening multicultural and settlement services
FIND OUT MOREWorking with men from refugee backgrounds
FIND OUT MOREPartner contact in perpetrator interventions
FIND OUT MOREPathways to services: Migrant and refugee communities
FIND OUT MORESadie’s story: Supporting women affected by DFV
FIND OUT MOREGender-based violence in inpatient mental health units
FIND OUT MOREResponding to DV in the antenatal care setting
FIND OUT MOREMore webinars and other resources
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