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DVRCV’s focus: Striving towards once-in-a-lifetime reform
Victorian Minister for Prevention of Family Violence Gabrielle Williams and DVRCV CEO Emily Maguire reflect on the progress towards implementing the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Family Violence.
- Emily Maguire, CEO
DVRCV’s focus: Striving towards once-in-a-lifetime reform
Victorian Minister for Prevention of Family Violence Gabrielle Williams and DVRCV CEO Emily Maguire reflect on the progress towards implementing the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Family Violence.
- Emily Maguire, CEO
Perspective: Migrant women’s health in migrant women’s hands
In 2018 the Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health celebrated 40 years since its founding. Executive Director Adele Murdolo shares some of the changes and challenges the organisation has faced since its inception.
Voices of the sector: MARAM leading alignment training for organisational leaders
DVRCV recently piloted the MARAM Leading Alignment training module, developed in partnership with Family Safety Victoria.
DVRCV’s focus: Risk and complexity: the role of family violence specialists
As we begin to bring family violence responses into universal services like health and education, we have focused this edition of DVRCV Advocate on the importance of specialisation in prevention and response.
- Emily Maguire, CEO
Organisational spotlight: We succeed when specialist knowledge is shared
VCOSS works towards a society where everyone can thrive. But to excel in this, we must draw upon a vast reservoir of community sector knowledge.
- Victorian Council of Social Service (VCOSS)
Feature: On the fast track to a specialist career
DVRCV’s Fast Track pilot aims to address the demand for specialist family violence practitioners with the knowledge and skills to take up senior leadership positions.
Voices of the sector: Specialist knowledge across sectors
We spoke to Domestic Violence Victoria, Women’s Legal Service Victoria and inTouch about their specialist expertise, why it’s important to embed specialisation in the system and how it could look in future.
The conversation: Practitioner wellbeing
Being a specialist family violence practitioner is tough. Our wellbeing needs to be prioritised because of the ongoing exposure to distressing stories and the high responsibility we hold.
DVRCV’s focus: Keeping the destination in sight
In an election year it’s important that we take a moment to reflect on the spirit of the Royal Commission into Family Violence and learn what we can from the first phase of implementation.
- Emily Maguire, CEO
Perspective: Jill Gallagher on self-determination, treaty and family violence
The Victorian Treaty Advancement Commission was established in January. The journey to Treaty is important for our work so we asked the new Commissioner to tell us more about this reform.