Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria

DVRCV Events and Forums 2007

Partners in Prevention (PIP) Launch and Forum (26 July 2007)

PIP is a new a state-wide network for community sector professionals who are working with young people to prevent violence against women. The network has been funded by VicHealth and will be based at DVRCV. The network will be launched with a forum on violence prevention and young people. Speakers include Dr Moira Carmody (University of Western Sydney), who is currently carrying out research on promoting sexual ethics among young people, and presentations from several Victorian violence prevention projects.

Date: Thurs 26 July 2007

Venue: YWCA, Elizabeth St, Melbourne

To Register: Download flier and registration form (pdf)

Contact: Kiri at DVRCV on 9486 9866 or email kbear@dvrcv.org.au

Practice Forum - Working together to Respond to Children and Young People (31 July)

A forum on responding to children and young people affected by family violence, presented by the Department of Human Services, Department for Victorian Communities and the Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria, with support from the City of Melbourne.

Keynote speakers include Prof. Cathy Humphreys – responding to children affected by family violence; and Robyn Miller – collaborative practice to enhance safety and healing for women and children. Other practictioners and policy makers will also present on child protection, courts, policing and other issues.

Date: Tuesday July 31st 2007

Time: 9.15 am – 4.30 pm

Cost: free, lunch provided, all welcome

Venue: Melbourne Town Hall Swanston Street Melbourne

More information: see Forum information (download pdf) NOTE THIS FORUM IS NOW FULL (28 JUNE) - NO PLACES AVAILABLE

Registration forms: Register by Mon 9 July. To register, go to www.eventoffice.com.au/dhs to register online.
Or see www.office-for-children.vic.gov.au/ifv

DVRCV Events and Forums 2007

Partners in Prevention (PIP) Launch and Forum (26 July 2007)

Practice Forum - Working together to Respond to Children and Young People (31 July)

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