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Working together to achieve intergenerational change by breaking the cycle of Indigenous family violence

The rates of Indigenous family violence have increased over the years and the numbers are expected to grow if no action is taken to tackle this issue. Even with different policies and programmes in place, overcoming Indigenous family violence remains a challenge to the nation. There presents a greater need to review existing strategies, reflect on what has worked and design more effective solutions to end Indigenous family violence in the country.

A part of The Social Change Summit, the Overcoming Indigenous Family Violence Forum will serve as a platform for key stakeholders to come together and address the critical issue, its causes, consequences and possible solutions. This 2-day conference will spark much needed conversation amongst stakeholders to design effective measures, responses and support services with the ultimate aim of eliminating Indigenous family violence in Australia.

By attending, delegates can expect to:

• Analyse challenges, strategies and policies involved inovercoming Indigenous family violence

• Promote a cultural shift to pursue a long-term approach inbreaking the family violence cycle

• Explore solutions at all levels to more effectively tackle theissue of Indigenous family violence

• Drive positive change by generating community awarenessabout family violence

• Engage the community to create a future free from violence

KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE

The Hon Bess PriceMinister for Women’s PolicyNorthern Territory Government

Christine CastleySenior Executive Director Social Policy, Department of Premier and CabinetQueensland Government

Michael ChiodoChief Executive, Department of Local Government and Community ServicesNorthern Territory Government

Jacqui WattChief Executive OfficerNo To Violence

Tamara FreemanChief Executive OfficerQueensland Indigenous Family Violence Legal Service

Charlie KingChairmanNT’s Indigenous Men’s Advisory CouncilFounder, NO MORE

Fiona FischerDistrict Director, West Kimberley, Department for Child Protection and Family SupportGovernment of Western Australia

Noelene SwansonDeputy Chief Executive, Strategy and Community Development, Department of Local Government and Community Services, Northern Territory Government

Inspector Regan CarrState Domestic Violence CoordinatorQueensland Police Service

Bob GilkesExecutive DirectorUnitingCare Community

Mary CowleyChief Executive OfficerAboriginal Family Violence Prevention Legal Service

Tracey CurrieChief Executive OfficerThe National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Alliance

Jennifer MullenSenior Executives, ProgramsWhite Ribbon Australia

Bringing together Government, Not-for-Profits and other key stakeholders to develop strategies and frameworks to overcome Indigenous family violence in Australia

A PART OF

Don’t miss out on our pre-conference workshop:

Building Cultural Competence in Family Violence ServicesWednesday, 24 February 2016

MasterClass Leaders:

The Social Change Summit

The first ever in Australia, The Social Change Summit is a combination of two forums covering a wide spectrum of topics and discussions on two of Australia’s most pressing health and social issues – family violence and drug abuse. We will bring together the Government, Non-for-Profits, and other key stakeholders in an intimate setting to discuss current progress, initiatives and strategies with the aim of generating critical conversations and creating greater awareness on the above two issues.

The Overcoming Indigenous Family Violence forum is co-located with:

Brisbane | 24 – 26 February 2016

Felicity RyanFacilitator and TrainerFelicity Ryan

Robert MonaghanManaging DirectorMonaghan Consulting

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Teena Bonham, Principal Project Officer, Western NSW District, Department of Family and Community Services, NSW Government

The Hon Shannon Fentiman, Minister for Communities, Women and Youth, Minister for Child Safety, Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence, Queensland Government

According to a report by the National Council To Reduce Violence Against Women And Their Children, the cost of violence against women and children is estimated at approximately $13.6 billion*. In particular, the estimated cost of violence against Indigenous women is estimated to be at $2.2 billion in 2021-22*. These appalling numbers do not include the total social economic cost in its entirety, and are expected to increase if no further action is taken to address the issue of indigenous family violence in Australia. A part of The Social Change Summit, the Overcoming Indigenous Family Violence Forum has been specially designed for key stakeholders who have responsibility for designing and delivering Indigenous family violence policies, programmes and services. This 2-day conference is a vital platform for all stakeholders to design practical reforms and solutions that provide better support for the victims of violence. Join us in February 2016 and hear more about the following key topics:

• Engaging the community to be heard and work together towardschange

• Improving our approach in eliminating Indigenous family violence• Focusing on primary prevention and early intervention as the way

forward• Moving towards a violence-free Australia

*Source: The Cost of Violence against Women and their Children Report (2009) by the National Council To Reduce Violence Against Women And Their Children

Who Should AttendKey stakeholders from the following sectors with responsibility for designing and delivering family violence policies, programmes and services:

Design more effective measures, responses and support services to end family violence

Programme-at-a-Glance

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP

Building cultural competence in Family Violence services

DAY ONE

Keynote: Breaking the Indigenous family violence cycle

Keynote: Combating the ice scourge in Queensland

A Queensland-based Case Study: Not Now, Not Ever

State Government Panel: Future directions

Analysing the causes of Indigenous family violence

State Panel Discussion: Promoting greater multi-agency collaboration

The White Ribbon Campaign: Changing attitudes and behavours

Providing an outreach service to remote Indigenous communities

DAY TWO

Keynote: Making inroads into overcoming family violence and tackling illicit drug addiction

Keynote: Joining forces in the fight against family violence and illicit drug addiction

Standing up and speaking up for change

Panel Discussion: Shaping primary prevention services

Lateral violence and its culturally-nuanced impact

Survive to thrive from victim to victor

Empowering Indigenous women to achieve the life they desire

Driving positive change by reducing recidivism rates

The way forward: A vision and hope for a better Australia

Key Learning Objectives1. Understand key issues and challenges involved in overcoming

Indigenous family violence and how the community can work together towards a better future

2. Establish a comprehensive, long-term approach to break thecycle of family violence

3. Encourage more voices to be heard to make a real differencein the community

4. Focus on changing attitudes and behaviours towards familyviolence

5. Address underlying factors that perpetuate violence6. Adopt an integrated, co-ordinated and collaborative

approach among agencies to overcome Indigenous familyviolence in Australia

7. Challenge social norms and change the role of society inovercoming Indigenous family violence

8. Prevent the intergenerational transmission of violent attitudesand behaviours

9. Formulate more effective early intervention and preventionstrategies

10. Drive positive change by reducing recidivism rates

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Local Councils Not-for-Profits

Land Councils Community

Organisations and Foundations

Family Violence Support Centres and

Shelters

State and Federal Government


Wednesday, 24 February 2016Pre-Conference Workshop

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP:Building Cultural Competence in Family Violence ServicesAboutFamily violence is one of the most serious and pressing social issues in Australia that affects the nation regardless of their gender, age, ethnicity, religion and race. While there are several programmes and services in place to support victims of violence, many of these programmes do not take into account cultural differences that exist amongst different Australian communities. Now more than ever, there is a greater need to build cultural awareness, competence, and develop culturally appropriate services for a more effective way to overcome family violence in Australia. Attend this workshop to:

• Build on your skills in providing services to Aboriginal people inways that respect and support the diversity of Aboriginal Cultural, and value the strengths in Aboriginal individuals, families and communities

• Gain an understanding of Aboriginal cultures, nations & protocols,family and kinship systems, discrimination, myths and stereotypes

Workshop Agenda

Time Session

9:00-9:20 Welcome and Introductions- Acknowledgement of Country- Introduction Trainer- Introduction Participants - Housekeeping- Sensitive issues & Self-Care

9:20-9:30 Awareness/Group Expectations- Self-assessment- Learning Needs

9:30-9:40 Outline of Day- Workshop Goal- Learning Outcomes

9:40-10:30 Historical Pop Quiz

10:30-10:45 Morning Tea

10:45-12:45 Myth Busting- The Impact of Colonisation- Discussing Stereotypes- Exploring Racism & Discrimination

12:45-1:15 Lunch

1:15-2:00 The Stolen Generations- The Protection Era & It’s Effects- Bringing Them Home- The Definition of Genocide

2:00-2:30 Contemporary Aboriginal People- Current General Figures- Current Family Violence Figures

2:30-2:45 Afternoon Tea

2:45-3:30 Communication Tips- Traditional V Western Styles- Interpreting responses

3:30-3:50 Service Audit- What is your service doing well when working with

Aboriginal people- What could you improve on? How will you do this?

Whose assistance will you need?

3:50-4pm Debrief and Close

MasterClass Leaders:

Felicity RyanFacilitator and TrainerFelicity Ryan

Felicity is a Wadi Wadi woman. Her mother’s family are from the Swan Hill & Moulamein areas of Victoria & NSW. She has family connections to the Wemba Wemba people of this area. Flic’s father is of Scottish background from the Glasgow area. Flic spent 13 years employed within the government and non-government sectors as a Refuge Worker, Child Protection Worker, Community Development Officer & HIV Care & Support Worker. She specialises in the development/delivery of workshops around Cultural Competency, Aboriginal Health & Employment, Lateral Violence, Teambuilding, Facilitating Small Groups, Managing Behaviours & Self-Care for Aboriginal workers.

Robert MonaghanManaging DirectorMonaghan Consulting

Robert is a descendant of the Bundjalung Nation on his mother’s side. His family and extended family are from the North Coast of NSW alongside the Clarence River at Baryulgil. He has a rich and long history of descendants from his father’s side. Robert has spent 18 years working within both National/State and Local Governments working within the Aboriginal community controlled sector. Robert has a diverse range of learnt and lived experiences that he attributes to working in and with communities that are passionate about Aboriginal culture and rich in life.

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Thursday, 25 February 2016Programme – Day One

8:30 Registration and Welcome Coffee

9:00 Welcome to Country

9:10 Chairperson’s Opening Address

DRIVING SOCIAL CHANGE IN AUSTRALIA

The following plenary sessions are co-located with the Eradicating Australia’s Ice Epidemic Forum.

9:20 Opening Keynote: Breaking the indigenous family violence cycle• Working together as a community to break the indigenous family

violence cycle• A look at the statistics of indigenous family violence in Australia• Focusing on changing attitudes and behaviours• Encouraging more voices to be heard to make a real difference in

the community• Challenging social norms and driving social change within the

country The Hon Bess Price, Minister for Women’s Policy, Northern Territory Government

10:00 Keynote: Combating the Ice scourge in Queensland• A look into what QLD is doing to combat Ice addiction and what

more can be done• Understanding the profile of groups at risk and factors that drive

their addiction• Identifying the best avenues and tools for disseminating essential

information• Boosting rehabilitation, frontline treatment programs and outreach

services • Creating openness in the general community to provide better

support for families and partners Reserved for Queensland Government Invited: The Hon Annastacia Palaszczuk, Premier, Queensland Government

10:40 Morning Tea

A NATIONWIDE EFFORT

11:10 Not Now, Not Ever: Putting an end to family violence in Queensland• A look into the Queensland Government’s Not Now, Not Ever

report• Outlining key milestones of the strategy, reflecting on what has

worked, and reviewing what more can be done• Moving forward – What more can be done? Christine Castley, Senior Executive Director Social Policy, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Queensland Government

11:50 State Government Panel: Future directions in overcoming family violence in Australia• Examining the role of state Governments in shaping the future

direction of policies and strategies aimed at overcoming Indigenous family violence in Australia

• Analysing state-based challenges, strategies and policies• Evaluating existing practices within each state – How can these

practices be improved?• Working together across different states to promote a cultural shift

within AustraliaNT: Michael Chiodo, Chief Executive, Department of LocalGovernment and Community Services, Northern Territory GovernmentWA: Fiona Fischer, District Director, West Kimberley, Department forChild Protection and Family Support, Government of Western AustraliaNSW: Teena Bonham, Principal Project Officer, Western NSW District,Department of Family and Community Services, NSW Government

12:40 Networking Lunch

WORKING TOGETHER, BETTER TOGETHER

1:40 Hand-in-Hand: Working with the police to end Indigenous family

violence

• Case Studies and examples – Working with different community

groups at the coalface

• Generating community awareness and breaking the cycle through

early education and awareness campaigns

• More work to be done – Practical steps that can be taken by each

community

Inspector Regan Carr, State Domestic Violence Coordinator,

Queensland Police Service

2:20 State-wide Panel: Promoting greater multi-agency collaboration

to end family violence

• Adopting an integrated, co-ordinated and collaborative approach

• Assessing various issues associated with multi-agency

collaborations

• Illustrating the resources and commitment needed to ensure better

partnerships

• Developing and aligning common goals and objectives between

different parties to effectively reduce the occurrence of Indigenous

family violence incidents QLD: Bob Gilkes, Executive Director, UnitingCare Community NT: Noeline Swanson, Deputy Chief Executive, Strategy

and Community Development, Department of Local

Government and Community Services, Northern Territory

Government

WA: Mary Cowley, Chief Executive Officer, Aboriginal Family

Violence Preventions Legal Service

VIC: Jacqui Watt, Chief Executive Officer, No To Violence

3:10 Afternoon Tea

BUILDING A CULTURALLY-SENSITIVE COMMUNITY

3:30 The White Ribbon Campaign: Changing attitudes and

behaviours to end violence

• Understanding the emerging emphasis on engaging boys and

men in violence prevention

• Encouraging respectful relationships within the community

• Embedding a national campaign through tailored engagement

• A community effort – A campaign owned and driven by the

community

Jennifer Mullen, Senior Executives, Programs, White Ribbon

Australia

4:10 Bridging the gap: Providing an outreach service to remote

Indigenous communities

• Delivering culturally safe assistance in remote communities

• Key steps the community can take to overcome indigenous family

violence in Australia

• Lessons learnt – How can we replicate the success elsewhere?

Tamara Freeman, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Indigenous

Family Violence Legal Service

4:50 Chairperson’s Closing Address

5:00 End of Conference Day One


Friday, 26 February 2016Programme – Day Two

8:30 Welcome Coffee

9:00 Chairperson’s Opening Address

THE WAY FORWARD

The following plenary sessions are co-located with the Eradicating Australia’s Ice Epidemic Forum.

9:20 Opening Keynote: Making inroads into overcoming family violence• A look into one of Australia’s most pressing health and social

– Family violence • Outlining key updates on the Queensland Government’s

initiatives and programmes• Understanding the importance of adapting initiatives to meet the

needs of the local communities and vulnerable groups The Hon Shannon Fentiman, Minister for Communities, Womenand Youth, Minister for Child Safety, Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence, Queensland Government

9:50 Opening Keynote: Joining forces in the fight against family violence and illicit drug addiction• Recognising the grave impact Ice use and family violence has on

society and why we need to talk about these issues• The need for an integrated strategy to address the harms caused

on every front - Physical, social, economic and health• Improving coordination between states, territories, and non-

government organisations to build on existing efforts and amplifypositive outcomes

• Designing initiatives in providing support to rural and remotecommunities

• Potential challenges in implementation on a national and multipleagency level

Reserved for Department of Health, Australian Federal Government Invited: The Hon Sussan Ley, Minister for Health, Australian Federal Government

10:30 Morning Tea

ACHIEVING INTERGENERATIONAL CHANGE

11:00 ‘No More’ Violence: Standing up and speaking up for change • Changing norms in overcoming family violence in Indigenous

communities• A look at the NO MORE campaign, its outreach and how everyone

can help• Highlighting the importance of building community awareness• Engaging the community to create a future free from violence Charlie King, Chairman, NT’s Indigenous Men’s Advisory Council; Founder, NO MORE

11:40 Panel Discussion: Shaping primary prevention strategies to overcome family violence• Ending Indigenous family violence before it happens• Raising public awareness through education, campaigns and

more• Increasing the availability and awareness of services• Developing processes and risk assessment tools to identify early

signs of violence• Practical techniques to engage in intergenerational, outcomes

based solutions Cheri Yavu-Kama-Harathunian, Director, Indigenous Wellbeing Centre Mark Walters, Manager, DVConnect Mensline Toni Meyer, Clinical Manager, DVConnectJanet King, Senior Support Social Worker, North Queensland Domestic Violence Resource Service

12:30 Networking Lunch

REBUILDING LIVES, SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY

1:30 Going beyond: Lateral violence and its culturally-nuanced

impact on family violence

• A look at lateral violence and what it entails

• Highlighting the connection between lateral violence and the

culturally nuanced impact and power it has within family violence

• Existing research around lateral violence, what it means, and what

actions can be taken

Cheri Yavu-Kama-Harathunian, Director, Indigenous Wellbeing

Centre

2:00 The RiSE Story: Survive to thrive from victim to victor

• Understanding the issue from a different point of view

• Identifying key gaps in the system and what collective action

should be taken

• Changing conversations, transforming lives

Bronwyn Rees, Founder, RiSE Queensland

2:30 A call for action: Empowering indigenous women to achieve the

life they desire

• Reshaping lives, gaining skills and building confidence

• Finding safe and meaningful pathways forward

• Creating a holistic support system where indigenous women feel

safe

• What more can the wider community do

Tracey Currie, Chief Executive Officer, The National Aboriginal and

Torres Strait Islander Women’s Alliance

3:00 Afternoon Tea

TOWARDS A SAFER FUTURE

3:30 Fresh beginnings: Driving positive change by reducing

recidivism rates

• Analysing possible risk factors that might result in recidivism

• Evaluating existing programmes, reflect on what has worked and

what needs to be done

• Modifying the design of programmes to address cultural needs

• Practical steps to tackle recidivism rates in Australia

Jared Sharp, Law and Justice Projects Manager, North Australian

Aboriginal Justice Agency

4:10 The way forward: A vision and hope for a better Australia

• Drawing the link between family violence and suicide, and what

must be done

• Painting a picture of a violence-free Australia and steps we can

take towards that vision

• Case studies and examples from working at the coalface – A little

effort goes a long way

• Reaching out and making a difference – People need people

Gerry Georgatos, Suicide Prevention Researcher, Aboriginal & Torres

Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Evaluation Project

4:50 Chairperson’s Closing Address

5:00 End of Conference


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