NCAS Dissemination Workshop, Thursday 24 October 2019, East Geelong

People hear data, people feel stories.

Respect Victoria, VicHealth and ANROWS invite you to a special workshop designed for professionals working in the primary prevention of violence against women. Participants will hear about the National Community Attitudes to Violence Against Women Survey findings and explore ways to leverage the insights in communications and program design.

Date: Thursday, 24 October 2019.

Location: Geelong Conference Centre, 20 Adams Court, East Geelong VIC 3219.

Room: Studio room.

Time: 10:30am-2:00pm.

The workshop aims to enable you to extract value from the NCAS findings and communicate them with confidence and purpose.

Through this workshop you will:

• Build and deepen your understanding of the implications of the NCAS

• Contextualise the insights in your work

• Build new narratives to weave into your existing communications and leverage tools created to support you in your work

• Connect with sector peers while contributing to the co-design of a new toolkit to help organisations pursue gender equality and help bring an end to violence against women.

The workshop will draw on evidence-led design and storytelling frameworks to provide you with knowledge and tools to bring new understandings and opportunities to the data.

This workshop is designed for all kinds of professionals involved in the primary prevention of violence against women. It will be useful for people working in primary prevention and gender equality in education, sports, arts and culture, workplaces, online and in the community.

The workshop will be hosted by Respect Victoria, in partnership with VicHealth and ANROWS.

A separate workshop is also on offer to people in State Government’s policy and program areas. Contact Respect Victoria for more information on this contact@respectvictoria.vic.gov.au.

About the Organisation

Respect Victoria is Australia’s first agency dedicated to the primary prevention of all forms of family violence and violence against women. Established following the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence, our focus is on stopping violence before it starts by changing the norms, practices and structures that allow it to happen.

Respect Victoria is proudly partnering with ANROWS and VicHealth to raise awareness and deepen the impact of the NCAS findings on programming and policy across Victoria. We hope to see you there!

Frequently asked questions

Who should attend?

This workshop is designed specifically for primary prevention of violence against women practitioners.

Is there a limit to the number of people who can attend from each organisation?

There isn’t a limit but we would like to make sure the workshops have as much impact as possible, so please be mindful of ways you can spread knowledge in your organisation after the event.

Is there a waiting list?

Yes, please register for the wait list and we will advise if spots become available.

Will there be more sessions?

We have a limited number of sessions. If there is more interest, we may consider future workshops.

Please email contact@respectvictoria.vic.gov.au if you have a specific request.