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Registrations are now open for:

Perspectives and Progress:Same Sex Domestic Violence Conference 2009

Research has shown that domestic violence is as prevalent among gay and lesbian communities as it is in the wider community. However, there remain significant gaps in data collection and issues with service provision and accessibility for people experiencing same sex domestic violence (SSDV).

The need to address the alarmingly high incidence of SSDV remains a real and formidable challenge. Within and beyond the LGBT communities are individuals with the knowledge, experience and skills needed to make significant headway in addressing the incidence and impact of SSDV.

The second bi-annual SSDV conference is an excellent and rare opportunity for all interested stakeholders to benefit from, and contribute to, the shared pool of expertise in this field. This will enhance the standards of clinical care, research and service provision. Through networking and sharing ideas we will be more able to identify and address the needs of the GLBT communities and individuals affected by SSDV.
The Same Sex Domestic Violence Interagency warmly welcomes your attendance.

What: Perspectives and Progress: Same Sex Domestic Violence Conference 2009
When: Friday 11 September 2009, 9am – 4:30pm
Where: The Rex Centre, 58A Macleay Street, Kings Cross, Sydney
Cost: Full $50 / Students $25
 
More info
Contact: Annaliese Constable, Lesbian and Gay Anti-Violence Project
9 Commonwealth St
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Tel: (02) 9206 2095
Email: aconstable@acon.org.au

Register online
To register, please complete and submit the online registration form by Tuesday 8 September, 2009.

11 September 2009 SSDV Conference 2009: Call for Abstracts and Expressions of Interest
   
5 March2009 An SSDV Interagency Education Forum: SSDV - An International Perspective
19 March 2009

An SSDV Interagency Education Forum: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: Dealing with the immediate effects of psychological disorder.
6-7 April 2009

The Education Centre Against Violence is running training on: "Responding to Lesbians and Gay Men Who Experience Domestic Violence".

For more information about ECAV training, visit: www.ecav.health.nsw.gov.au

12 September 2008 An SSDV Interagency Education Forum: Update on Family Law and its implications for people experiencing Same Sex Domestic Violence.
22 May 2008 An SSDV Interagency Education Forum: Same Sex Domestic Violence Through Electronic Media
19-20 May 2008 Training Course: Responding to Lesbians & Gay Men who Experience Domestic Violence
21 Sep 2007 A one-day symposium - Same Sex Domestic Violence: Trends & Responses 2007
19 June 2007 SSDV Interagency - "Working Safely with Same Sex Domestic Violence"
30 May 2007 Launch of Fair's Fair Report on Violence and Abuse in LGBT Relationships.
15 March 2007 Aurora Group Funding For SSDV Resources.
16 Feb 2007

Clinical Reference Group - "Sexual Assault and Gay Men in Relationships"

3 April 2006 SSDV Interagency, 27th April
3 April 2006 National Report Reveals Alarming Levels of SSDV
24 Mar 2006 Clinical Reference Group
15 Feb 2006

Fair Day Relationship Survey

15 Feb 2006

Stir It Up Lesbian Health Forum

15 Feb 2006 2006 Interagency Meeting