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SUMMARY:Prevention in Practice (3 days)
DESCRIPTION:This three-day course provides the foundational knowledge and skills to give all prevention practitioners\, especially those new to the sector\, a comprehensive introduction to prevention program design\, from development to successful implementation. \nWho is this training for?\n\nPrevention practitioners who are new to the sector\, with less than 12 months of experience\, who have a role in the design and implementation of PVAW initiatives.\nExperienced practitioners who are keen to build their skills and knowledge in prevention program design\, implementation\, evaluation\, communication and advocacy.\n\nReally enjoyed today and appreciated a space to work with other practitioners and share knowledge – a great professional reflection. \nDates\n4\, 11 and 18 March 2020 \nCost:\n$1095 (full-fee excl. GST)\n$365 (Partners in Prevention members) \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/prevention-practice-3-day-training/
LOCATION:Melbourne CBD\, VIC
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200310
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200729
DTSTAMP:20200229T132137
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SUMMARY:Online Community of Practice
DESCRIPTION:“I’ve most enjoyed the chance to connect on a personal/professional basis with colleagues in other organisations that I’ve so far only interacted with professionally. It helps to keep the humanity in what we’re doing and reminds me that this is a journey of constant learning.”\nPrevious DVRCV Community of Practice Participant \nWorking to prevent violence against women and family violence is hard. Whilst very rewarding\, it comes with a unique set of challenges. \nAs prevention practitioners\, it is important that we stay open\, focused and connected. Communities of practice offer a perfect space to do that. By taking the time to reflect on the work we are doing\, we can get more strategic\, develop better ways to deal with problems and enjoy ourselves a lot more! \nThis online community of practice is for prevention practitioners working in and with regional and rural communities. You’ll log in to an online forum for two hours one afternoon a month and be guided through an interactive session with an expert facilitator and other practitioners doing similar work to you. Each session provides a space to reflect\, share knowledge and identify common issues that can arise for those of us who are relatively new to in this fast-paced and rapidly evolving sector. \nIt’s free! \nDates\n10 Mar\, 7 Apr\, 5 May\, 2 Jun\, 30 Jun\, 28 Jul 2020 \nClick here for more information and registration \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/online-community-practice/
LOCATION:VIC
CATEGORIES:Free for PiP members,PiP event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200312
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200313
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SUMMARY:Seminar - 'What about men?' Engaging men and boys to prevent violence against women
DESCRIPTION:How do practitioners provide an appealing hook to get men and boys on board with prevention and gender equality while ensuring the work is gender transformative and evidence based? \nWhat are the strategies that can be used to respond to the ongoing resistance and backlash in this work? \nTo engage men and boys in violence prevention\, we must reach them first and then be able to speak to them. \nBut\, how do we do that? This seminar will explore how to effectively frame our work to engage men and boys to prevent violence against women. \nOur panel of experts\, academics\, on-the-ground prevention practitioners will take us on a journey of how to manage and work through the barriers and challenges that restrict our active engagement with men and boys. \nSpeakers\n\nProf Amanda Keddie – Chair in Education\, Deakin University\nDr Shane Tas – Senior Policy Advisor\, Masculinities\, Our Watch\n\nMore speakers to be announced soon. \nOur seminar will give you the opportunity to pick the brains of the expert panel. \nWhen\nThursday 12 March 2020 – 10am to 12.30pm \nWhere\nMelbourne CBD – VDC\, Level 8/379 Collins St\, Melbourne \nYou can also register to join the discussion online. \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/seminar-men-engaging-men-boys-prevent-violence-women/
LOCATION:Melbourne CBD\, VIC
CATEGORIES:Free for PiP members,PiP event
ORGANIZER;CN="DVRCV%20PiP%20Program":MAILTO:prevention@dvrcv.org.au
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200324
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200902
DTSTAMP:20200229T132137
CREATED:20191219T033914Z
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SUMMARY:Online Community of Practice
DESCRIPTION:“I’ve most enjoyed the chance to connect on a personal/professional basis with colleagues in other organisations that I’ve so far only interacted with professionally. It helps to keep the humanity in what we’re doing and reminds me that this is a journey of constant learning.”\nPrevious DVRCV Community of Practice Participant \nWorking to prevent violence against women and family violence is hard. Whilst very rewarding\, it comes with a unique set of challenges. \nAs prevention practitioners\, it is important that we stay open\, focused and connected. Communities of practice offer a perfect space to do that. By taking the time to reflect about the work we are doing\, we can get more strategic\, develop better ways to deal with problems and enjoy ourselves a lot more! \nThis online community of practice is for prevention practitioners working in and with regional and rural communities. You’ll log into an online forum for two hours one afternoon a month and be guided through an interactive session with an expert facilitator and other practitioners doing similar work to you. Each session provides a space to reflect\, share knowledge and identify common issues that can arise for those of us who are relatively new to in this fast-paced and rapidly evolving sector. \nIt’s free! \nDates\n24 Mar\, 28 Apr\, 9 Jun\, 7 Jul\, 4 Aug\, 1 Sep 2020 \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/online-community-practice-2/
LOCATION:VIC
CATEGORIES:DVRCV event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200417
DTSTAMP:20200229T132137
CREATED:20191217T042843Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Preventing Violence Against Women (PVAW) – foundation course
DESCRIPTION:Do you understand the link between everyday sexism and violence against women? Are you passionate about creating a world free from violence against women but unsure where to begin? If this rings true\, then our new Introduction to Preventing Violence Against Women (PVAW) – foundation course is the program for you. Upon completion you will have a toolkit of information and strategies to take action in your workplaces and everyday life\, or to kick start your career in preventing violence against women. \nIntroduction\nWhat you will learn\n\nThe evidence\, nature\, prevalence and impacts of violence against women\nKey terms and definitions on violence against women\, family violence and gender drivers\nMyths and facts on the drivers of violence against women\nPrimary\, secondary and tertiary responses to violence against women\nBest practice approaches to the prevention of violence against women\nManaging resistance\, wellbeing and reflective practice\n\nWho this training is for\n\nAnyone interested in increasing their understanding of of violence against women and how to take action to prevent it.\nProfessionals new to prevention of violence against women work who are keen to increase their knowledge and understanding of how individuals and organisations can prevent violence against women.\n\nNote\nIntroduction to Preventing Violence Against Women (PVAW) – foundation course is based on recognised industry standards as outlined in the Preventing Family Violence and Violence Against Women Capability Framework. It includes a range of interactive activities and evidence-based resources\, and provides opportunities for participants to share ideas\, ask questions\, engage in reflective practice and learn from one other. \nAs an introductory course\, you do not need any previous experience to attend. For those wanting to develop their skills in project planning\, advocacy and communication\, we recommend you do our three-day foundational course. \nCost\n$365 (full-fee excluding GST)\n$155 (Partners in Prevention members and SHS funded workers) \nIf you’re just signing up to the Partners in Prevention Network while you register for this training\, please get in contact with the DVRCV training team on 83465266 to organise your discount. \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/intro-pvaw-foundation/
LOCATION:Melbourne CBD\, VIC
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200423
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200911
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SUMMARY:Early Career Practitioners Community of Practice
DESCRIPTION:What is a community of practice?\nA community of practice is made up of a group of people who come together regularly to share practice stories and insights and engage in critical reflection and discussion. These groups may come together because they have common working environments\, areas of focus\, a passion about a topic\, or similar challenges associated with their work. Communities of practice offer a space for problem solving and support\, to improve individual and collective practice and impact. \nWho is this community of practice for?\nEarly career primary prevention practitioners\, including those who have already completed DVRCV’s foundational ‘Prevention in Practice’ training are strongly encouraged to register for this opportunity. Even if primary prevention work is only part of your role\, this community of practice will be relevant for you. \nWhat happens in a community of practice?\nYou’ll meet with an expert facilitator and the same group of people for three hours one afternoon a month. Each session provides a space to reflect\, share knowledge and identify common issues that can arise for those of us who are relatively new to in this fast-paced and rapidly evolving sector. We’ll be sure to feed you too! \nWhat will I get out of it?\n“I’ve most enjoyed the chance to connect on a personal/professional basis with colleagues in other organisations that I’ve so far only interacted with professionally. It helps to keep the humanity in what we’re doing and reminds me that this is a journey of constant learning.” \nPrevious DVRCV Community of Practice participant \nWorking to prevent violence against women and family violence is hard. Whilst very rewarding\, it comes with a unique set of challenges. As prevention practitioners\, it is important that we stay open\, focused and connected. Communities of practice offer a perfect space to do that. By taking the time to reflect about the work we are doing\, we can get more strategic\, develop better ways to deal with problems and enjoy ourselves a lot more! \nWho facilitates?\nDVRCV communities of practice are facilitated by our capability-building specialists who have the expertise to guide the conversation and ensure everyone has a chance to speak. \nKey information\n\nSix face-to-face meetings will take place on Thursday afternoons at Our Community House\, 552 Victoria Street\, North Melbourne.\nParticipation is free of charge to participants\, with this program funded by the Victorian government as part of the Free From Violence strategy.\nLight refreshments will be provided at each session.\nTo be accepted into the program you must be available to attend the first two sessions\, and have a strong commitment to attending all of the sessions.\nIn 2020\, an additional round of online sessions will be held. You will have the choice to join these sessions too.\n\nDates for 2020\n23 April\, 21 May\, 18 June\, 16 July\, 13 August and 10 September \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/early-career-practitioners-community-practice-2/
LOCATION:Our Community House\, 552 Victoria Street\, North Melbourne\, VIC\, 3051\, Australia
CATEGORIES:PiP event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200505
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SUMMARY:Leading Prevention in Practice
DESCRIPTION:Are you an experienced practitioner in primary prevention of violence against women (PVAW)? Do you want to strengthen your specialist knowledge and skills to lead high-level prevention initiatives? If this rings true then our Leading Prevention in Practice course is for you. \nIntroduction\nLeading Prevention in Practice is based on recognised industry standards and will equip emerging practice leaders (mid to senior level) with an advanced level of knowledge and skills required to design\, implement\, evaluate and communicate PVAW initiatives. The industry-standard capabilities for this course are outlined in Preventing Family Violence and Violence Against Women Capability Framework. \nWhat you will learn\nUpon completion of the program you will be equipped to: \n\nlead the design\, implementation and evaluation of high-level evidence-based PVAW programs\ntranslate PVAW theoretical models and frameworks\, and actions into initiatives\napply appropriate partnership models to your PVAW activity\nanalyse\, document and communicate the processes\, impacts and outcomes from programs and initiatives to a variety of audiences including policymakers and the media\ndesign whole of population tailored approaches to meet the needs of working with diverse groups and communities\nprovide leadership\, advocacy and policy reform in the prevention sector\n\nLeading Prevention in Practice includes a range of interactive activities and evidence-based resources and provides opportunities for participants to share ideas\, ask questions\, engage in reflective practice and learn from one other. \nWho is this training for?\n\nMid-level PVAW practitioners with at least 5 years’ experience\, who have a lead role in the design and implementation of high-level PVAW initiatives and projects.\nMid-level PVAW practitioners who are currently or have recently had a lead role in the implementation of a primary prevention of violence against women project.\nAny experienced practitioner keen to deepen their skills and knowledge in prevention program design\, implementation\, evaluation\, communication and advocacy.\n\nThis training will draw upon participants’ current and recent projects as live case studies to help deepen conceptual and practical activities. \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/leading-prevention-practice-2/
LOCATION:Melbourne CBD\, VIC
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200519
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200520
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SUMMARY:Unpacking Resistance
DESCRIPTION:If you’re doing gender equality or primary prevention work\, it’s likely that you’ve come across backlash and resistance. This one-day workshop for practitioners will give you effective\, evidence-based tools and strategies to respond to resistance. \nIntroduction\nThis one day course aims to build participants’ knowledge and skills to plan for and respond to backlash and resistance in their work to prevent violence against women. \nWhat will I learn?\n\nDefinitions and forms of resistance and backlash in PVAW\nHow to plan for and respond to resistance\, at both the individual and organisational level\nHow to minimise the impacts of resistance and through wellbeing practise and individual techniques\n\nWho is this training for?\nExperienced practitioners working in the primary prevention of violence against women. \nPlease note: Participants are required to have a strong understanding of violence against women\, the drivers of violence against women\, and primary prevention. This content will not be covered in this training. \nWhat past participants say\n“I’ve been able to broaden my perspective on the origins of resistance and the value working within it and I’ve built confidence to respond in the moment.” \n“I will be more aware of occasions where I will encounter resilience and am more confident I have learnt some good strategies to use to manage those situations.” \n“More confident than I felt before…” \nCourse costs (per participant)\n$365 (full-fee no GST)\n$155 (Partners in Prevention members and SHS funded workers) \nIf you’re just signing up to the Partners in Prevention Network while you register for this training\, please get in contact with the DVRCV training team on 83465266 to organise your discount. \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/unpacking-resistance-2/
LOCATION:Melbourne CBD\, VIC
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200529
DTSTAMP:20200229T132137
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SUMMARY:Prevention in Practice
DESCRIPTION:This three-day course provides the foundational knowledge and skills to give all prevention practitioners\, especially those new to the sector\, a comprehensive introduction to prevention program design\, from development to successful implementation. \nThe course is based on recognised industry standards (the Preventing Family Violence and Violence Against Women Capability Framework). It includes a range of interactive activities and evidence-based resources\, and provides opportunities for participants to share ideas\, ask questions\, engage in reflective practice and learn from other participants. \nWhat will I learn?\nThe course is delivered in three sequential modules: \nDay 1: Understanding prevention\n\nThe forms\, prevalence and impacts of violence against women\nFactors that drive violence against women\nIntersectionality and PVAW\nBest practice approaches to preventing violence against women\nHow to respond to disclosures of VAW\n\nDay 2: Design for Success\n\nHow to design\, implement and evaluate PVAW initiatives\nHow to apply an intersectional lens to PVAW practice\n\nDay 3: Communicate for Change\n\nHow to effectively communicate your PVAW work to a range of audiences\nHow to advocate for policy and practice reform\nHow to plan for and respond to resistance\nHow to consider and embed strategies for worker wellbeing into your practice\n\nWho is this training for?\n\nPrevention practitioners who are new to the sector\, with less than 12 months of experience\, who have a role in the design and implementation of PVAW initiatives.\nExperienced practitioners who are keen to build their skills and knowledge in prevention program design\, implementation\, evaluation\, communication and advocacy.\n\nWhat past participants say\n[Prevention in Practice] created a sound foundation for the primary prevention workforce. Feeling I belong to part of the field of practice/expertise is great. [I also liked] the exercises that sparked reflection conversations with other practitioners. It helped develop a shared language and understanding. \nReally enjoyed today and appreciated a space to work with other practitioners and share knowledge – a great professional reflection. \n  \nDates\n26\, 27 and 28 May 2020 \nCost\n$1095 (full-fee excl. GST)\n$365 (Partners in Prevention members) \n
URL:http://www.partnersinprevention.org.au/event/prevention-in-practice/
LOCATION:Melbourne CBD\, VIC
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