Upcoming domestic, family and sexual violence related conferences, events and webinars from around Australia are listed here for your information. 

National Aboriginal Child Safety and Domestic Violence Summit 2023: Strong Families, Safer Children

Adelaide, 29-31 March 2023

Summit 2023 | KWY

This Summit will bring together guest speakers to address the issue of child safety and Aboriginal family violence. Join us in 2023 to be a part of the conversation!

The Inaugural Australian Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Recovery and Healing Conference: The Right to Recovery

Wollongong, 4-5 May 2023

Conferences — Australian Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Recovery Alliance (dfsvrecovery.com.au)

This conference will engage with stakeholders about the importance of trauma recovery and healing in a relaxed setting.

Family and Relationship Services Australia National Conference

Gold Coast, 15-18 May 2023

FRSA National Conference 2023 - FRSA

This conference is one of the largest gatherings of practitioners, academics and policy makers working to support children and families. This year’s theme is ‘Service within everyone’s reach: choice, connection, collaboration’.

Financial Counselling Australia Conference

Canberra, 17-18 May 2023

WELCOME | FCA Conference

This conference brings together stakeholders from industry, government and financial services to share information and experiences.

Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Studies (AIATSIS) Summit

Perth, 5-9 June 2023

AIATSIS Summit 2023 | AIATSIS

The AIATSIS Summit provides a forum for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, academics, legal experts and government to collaborate in addressing current and future challenges.

If you or someone you know is experiencing violence and needs support, you can contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or through the online chat.

Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert)

Domestic and Family Violence Response Training (DV-alert) is designed to build capacity in frontline workers within universal services for whom family violence is not a core function of their role. Learn how to:

  • recognise the signs of domestic and family violence
  • respond with appropriate care
  • refer effectively to support service

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