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Connecting Queensland’s diverse communities to end domestic and family violence

Over 80 leaders from across Queensland’s multicultural communities, together with domestic and violence service providers, gathered at a special event in May 2022 to explore ways to end domestic and family violence together. Dr Faiza El-Higzi OAM, a member of the Queensland Government’s Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council was the Master of Ceremonies for the event, and featured talks from MinterEllison, Challenge DV, Micah Projects’ Brisbane Domestic Violence Service, the Refug...

May 19, 2022

Delivering trauma training to frontline First Nations domestic and family violence services

In 2021, the QBE Foundation partnered with Challenge DV to ensure that frontline domestic and family violence service workers who worked in First Nations communities in Far North Queensland received essential training to support those who have experienced trauma. Following sector consultation, Challenge DV identified that many of the domestic and family violence frontline service workers based in Far North Queensland and First Nations communities had not received any trauma training as part of t...

November 1, 2017

Connecting workplaces with frontline domestic and family violence services

Challenge DV's partnerships connect workplaces directly with frontline domestic and family violence services to support them where they need it most, in this case with Chisholm. Chisholm is a womens refuge, which has an amazing team who work tirelessly to support the courageous women - and their children - who are leaving domestic and family violence situations to get back on their feet. We are proud to connect them with the Brisbane Taylor Bridge and Brookfield Rotary Clubs through our partne...

November 1, 2017

Playing our part to end domestic and family violence

We partnered with the Champions of Change Coalition, No to Violence, Our Watch, The Full Stop Foundation, UNSW Gendered Violence Research Network and WESNET to release a framework with practical actions and resources for organisations to advance their approach to the prevention and response to domestic and family violence in the workplace. Playing Our Part: a Framework for Workplace Action on Domestic and family Violence is the fourth collaborative report to be published by the Champio...

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