9:00 AM | Opening Keynote: An Aboriginal Approach to overcoming legal, social, and cultural obstacles in Family/domestic violence and child abuse

9:40 AM | Improving access to legal assistance and resources for First Nations victims

10:50 AM | Fireside Chat: Analysing how justice system reform and sexual violence support services can be improved

11:20 AM | Case Study: Child maltreatment: Not infrequent or exceptional – but it is preventable!

11:50 AM | Case Study: Analysing litigation abuse in family law and the impact on victim-survivors of partner violence

1:20 PM | Strengthening legal systems to hold perpetrators of domestic violence and child abuse accountable

2:00 PM | Case Study: Developing an integrated responses for an innovative social model of (legal) health for WA women

2:30 PM | Double victims: examining the criminalization of domestic violence survivors

3:30 PM | Mini Workshop: Building resilience: Empowering survivors and creating safe communities

9:00 AM | Opening Keynote: Understanding family and domestic violence through a First Nations lens

9:30 AM | Addressing and ending gender-based violence in all its forms

10:00 AM | Panel Discussion: Examining the intersectionality of family and domestic violence to build inclusive support systems

11:10 AM | Case Study: Exploring safety in relationships: lessons from Relationship Indicators

11:40 AM | Case Study: Victims in their own right – where to next in supporting and empowering children impacted by family violence

12:10 PM | Working with Men around Social, Health and Emotional wellbeing

1:40 PM | Developing strategies for robust child body safety programs and exploring its missing pieces

1:40 PM | Engaging men as allies and promoting male involvement in domestic violence prevention and intervention efforts

1:40 PM | Analysing child contact disputes involving allegations of family violence and using child contact as a weapon of control

2:10 PM | Providing holistic support to First Nation families for their safety and wellbeing

2:10 PM | Tackling the complex relationship between family and domestic violence and substance abuse within the Aboriginal community

2:10 PM | Case Study: Examining the impact of the failing prison system on children and their families

2:40 PM | Fostering holistic transformation and societal change

2:40 PM | Panel Discussion: Unraveling the complex web of domestic violence's impact on housing, mental health and beyond

2:40 PM | Addressing the gap: Specialised responses for unaccompanied children and young people experiencing domestic and family violence

3:40 PM | Advocating for the safety and protection of individuals and families of victims of violence

3:40 PM | Case Study: Reflection and reform: An analysis of the recommendations of the NSW Domestic Violence Death Review Team (DVDRT)

3:40 PM | Case Study: Supporting children and young people experiencing technology-facilitated abuse in domestic and family violence situations

4:10 PM | Empowering women to strengthen children and nurture a safe and supportive family environment

4:10 PM | Case Study: Creating Inclusion at the core of what we do

4:10 PM | Responding to the needs of children experiencing or at-risk of violence at home

9:00 AM | Transforming the narrative on family and domestic violence

9:30 AM | Panel Discussion: Strengthening cultural connections through effective approaches in working with First Nations families

10:10 AM | Criminalising coercive control: the NSW journey so far

11:00 AM | Case Study: Who failed the 151 Indigenous women we lost to domestic and family violence?

11:00 AM | Strengthening multi-agency collaboration in addressing domestic violence

11:00 AM | Harnessing the agency of young people: how respectful relationships education can help to create safer communities, free from violence

11:30 AM | Case Study: Strengthening family support systems that are culturally appropriate to ensure child safety

11:30 AM | Case Study: Developing a collaborative co-designed crisis helpline service built by and for First Nations people

11:30 AM | Case Study: Connections, changing the narrative and partnering with families to deliver more than case management

12:00 PM | Case study: Addressing domestic violence and promoting women's well-being

12:00 PM | How to provide healing for incarcerated Aboriginal women in Prison

12:00 PM | Building strategies to enhance housing accessibility and support for those experiencing family and domestic violence

1:30 PM | Identifying the barriers of gatekeeping information around domestic violence and culturally safe processes to help keep women and children safe

1:30 PM | Panel discussion:The power of lived experience in empowering survivors to become advocates and mentors

1:30 PM | Examining the cultural and societal perspectives on child abuse and addressing diversity and inclusivity

2:10 PM | Uncovering the hidden epidemic of family and domestic violence

2:10 PM | Case Study: Building the service infrastructure for sustainable safety, recovery and healing of victim survivors

2:10 PM | Case Study: Identifying the challenges of working with victim-survivors and perpetrators in a remote setting

3:20 PM | Ministerial keynote: Primary prevention work in Western Australia

3:30 PM | Case study: Introduction to an Aboriginal-led project focused on supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce and those with lived experience of healing from child sexual abuse

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Enhancing cultural awareness in domestic violence service provision and addressing the needs of First Nations communities

9:00 AM– 12:00 PM | How to collaborate to deliver a program for First Nations men seeking a stronger and healthier relationship with their partners, family and community

1:00 PM– 4:00 PM | Developing strategies and tools for building resilience and prioritising self-care within the workforce

1:00 PM– 4:00 PM | Developing strategies for robust child body safety programs and exploring its missing pieces