Saturday 21 June from 10am to 4pm
Learn to play an active role in preventing and responding to domestic and family violence in this workshop from the City of Sydney and the Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre.
This face to face training is by application only. It’s for residents or people volunteering, studying and working in the City of Sydney local area.
You’ll gain an understanding of gender-based violence, often referred to as domestic and family violence, and how to have safe supportive conversations. You’ll importantly learn where to get help for people impacted by domestic and family violence.
The session will cover:
Gender-based violence and prevention (theory)
The social contexts that allow violence and abuse to occur
The impacts of gender-based violence
Healthy relationships and red flags
Primary prevention
Making our communities safer (practical)
How to be an active bystander or ally
Primary prevention in action in community settings
Scenarios
Self-care.
To apply, submit your expression of interest by 9am Wednesday 28 May.