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The New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse provides information about current and future events relating to family violence prevention and intervention. This includes conferences (national and international), hui, forums, seminars, workshops and news about international visitors to New Zealand who have a particular interest or area of expertise in the field or have made a contribution to the understanding of family violence.
The page is organised in two sections: Conferences/Seminars/Hui and Training Workshops. Please see the Training page for information about longer-term training courses and programmes that are available. If you would like to contribute to this page or post a notice about an upcoming event in your area, please contact us. Conferences/Seminars/Hui
Transforming Childhood Trauma: Connecting with Empathy and Compassion
8-22 September 2010 Australia Hosted by: Berry Street Dr. Bruce D. Perry will explore the negative impact of chaos, threat, traumatic stress, abuse and neglect on children. Hear how these adverse experiences alter the child’s brain, and can result in enduring cognitive, behavioural, emotional, social, psychological and physical problems. Concepts of empathy and compassion will also be explored in relation to physical health, mental health and an ability to form and sustain loving and healthy relationships. Dr. Perry will communicate the key facts, concepts and principles required when working with traumatised children in order to assist in their healing from traumatic life experiences. Interventions will be explored which include the incorporation of current neuroscience, clinical research and traditional knowledge. A discussant will also be invited to engage in a conversation with Dr Perry regarding the implications for practice. Theory and research will be interwoven with case examples to assist attendees to further develop their understanding of:
This knowledge is key to planning and implementing appropriate interventions when working with those who have experienced significant childhood trauma. This session will be relevant for a range of professionals including those in Child Protection, Family Services, Therapeutic Services, Out-of-Home Care, Schools, Youth Justice, Family Violence Services, Sexual Assault Services, Mental Health Services, Alcohol and Other Drug Services and private practitioners. MELBOURNE 8 September, 9.45am-4pm Cost: $280 per person The event website is at: http://guest.cvent.com/EVENTS/Info/Summary.aspx?e=d7502061-571c-47c0-9531-18bc753203b0
Beyond survival: Using recent developments in the practices of interpersonal neurobiology to promote enduring recovery from violence related trauma. A seminar with Dr Dan Siegel (USA)
From 22 October 2010 Australia Hosted by: Australian Childhood Foundation Five one day seminars:
This seminar is a unique opportunity to hear first hand from one of the world’s leading authorities on trauma, attachment disruption and neurobiology The seminar will focus on understanding and interpreting up to date neuroscience research about the impact of stress and trauma on bodily-based processes. This seminar will explore the new interdisciplinary perspective of “Interpersonal Neurobiology”. Drawing on a wide range of sciences and seeking their common principles, Interpersonal Neurobiology offers practitioners an integrated framework that links mind, brain, and human relationships within a developmental model that defines health and dysfunction in new and practically useful ways. Cost: AU$280.00 For more information and to register online go to http://www.childhood.org.au/home/
Every Piece Matters - Jigsaw National Conference 2010
27-29 October 2010 Christchurch Jigsaw is a network of 40 independent community based agencies that come together as partners to promote the safety and wellbeing of our children within their families and communities and to help prevent child abuse, neglect and family violence. This year Jigsaw is inviting everyone who shares our passion for promoting the safety and wellbeing of all our children, their families, whanau and communities to register for our conference, participate in the presentations and discussions, meet old friends and make new ones and relax into the spirit of warmth, generosity and friendliness that is characteristic of Jigsaw hosted events. The conference theme of ‘Every Piece Matters’ is about strengthening building and maintaining our strategic relationships across the all sectors and agencies involved with the safety and wellbeing of our children and their families and whanau.
Second International Conference on Violence in the Health Sector “From awareness to sustainable action”
27–29 October 2010 Amsterdam, the Netherlands The focus of the Second International Conference on Violence in the Health Sector targets at concrete and sustainable initiatives, projects, and research aimed at combating violence in the health sector: lessons learned. The conference offers therefore an impressive and interesting program with a combination of keynotes, workshops, papers, and poster presentations from more than 30 countries world wide. Program topics:
The conference website is here: http://www.oudconsultancy.nl/Violence-Healthsector/violence/invitation-viole.html
2010 Global Domestic Violence Conference
1-3 November, 2010 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Hosted by: SOS Medical Events & Conferences This conference is set to be the largest gathering of community groups, government and non-government agencies (NGOs) who are all devoted to highlighting and showcasing successful programs with the aim of empowering people and workers in the field of domestic violence. It will look at such issues as research, community programs, governmental programs and the dissemination of information to the whole community with the aim of empowering individuals and communities to take action. The gathering extends a special invitation to Indigenous groups from all over the Globe to come and participate in the Gathering in KL. Indigenous groups from countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA and East Timor have also been invited. Many of these countries have strong and powerful leadership in the areas of control and prevention of domestic violence. These groups have developed superb initiatives both within their countries and in their Indigenous communities. For more information go to http://www.domesticviolenceconference.net/
Current Issues in Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence and Child Maltreatment Conference
17 November 2010 - 19 November 2010 University of Toronto Conference Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Hosted By: The Ontario Network of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence (SA/DV) Treatment Centre's and The Hospital for Sick Children's Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect (SCAN) Program Designed for an interdisciplinary audience including social workers, healthcare practitioners, police, legal and mental health professionals, this conference will provide up-to-date information on current issues in adult, adolescent and child maltreatment. On November 17, 2010 there will be a one-day workshop by Natalie Zlodre MSW RSW on Responding Effectively to Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence (SA/DV) Clients with Complex PTSD. On November 18 & 19, 2010 the keynote speakers are Joyce A. Adams MD, David Finkelhor PhD, and David Wolfe PhD. In addition to the keynotes speakers, breakout sessions will provide the opportunity to advance knowledge and skills in the field of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse and neglect. For more information visit http://www.sickkids.ca/eventlistings/2010/Current%20Issues%20in%20Sexual-Assault-Domestic-Violence-and-Child-Maltreatment-Conference.html or contact Brenda Rau at brenda.rau@sickkids.ca
Connecting Women, Respecting Differences
19-21 November 2010 Waikato University, Hamilton Hosted by: Women’s Studies Association (New Zealand) This conference will explore this theme of difference and strategies for connecting diverse women. The organisers are inviting proposals that engage with the often difficult dialogues that are encompassed within the conference theme of difference, diversity, and intersectionality. An invitation is also extended for papers, workshops, panel discussions, performances and artistic displays addressing other themes relevant to the work of the association — such as gender and work, pay equity, women's health, media representations, the body, violence against women, Maori, Pasifika and indigenous women’s issues, women and policy, women’s art, women’s resistance, and more. The deadline for 200 word abstracts and proposals for papers, panels, performances & workshops is 30 September 2010. To be eligible to present at this conference, you must be a woman member of WSANZ in 2010/11. For more information on submitting a conference paper go to www.wsanz.org.nz/Call%20for%20Papers%20WSA%202010.doc. Full conference information and a downloadable registration form will be available on the WSA(NZ) website from March 2010: www.wsanz.org.nz/
17th International Conference of NNVAWI: Stopping Violence: Innovations & Partnerships for Sustainable Change
16th-18th February 2011 Heritage Hotel, Auckland Hosted by: The Nursing Network on Violence Against (NNVAWI) The aims of this conference are to:
Delegates from across health disciplines and other community and service organisations welcome. Abstract submissions close 20th July. Please visit www.confer.co.nz/nnvawi for more information.
Violence Against Women: Complex Realities and New Issues in a Changing World
29 May 2011 - 1 June 2011 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Organised By: CRI-VIFF (the Interdisciplinary Research Center on Family Violence and Violence Against Women) The Second International Conference on Violence Against Women will offer an opportunity for dialogue, reflection, and debate on topics in three main categories: theoretical models, violences, and social responses. Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 15 August 2010 For more information go to http://www.conferenceviolence.com
2nd Un-Masking Violence Conference
27-29 July 2011 Hawera Hosted by: HRC Family Counselling Services This conference will have 21 workshops and 3 guest speakers covering all forms of Family Violence. Registration forms will be out in February 2011. If you would like to present a workshop please forward your Expession of Interest with the following information to HRC by e-mail or post: A brief out-line about you, who you work for and what your workshop will be about. This information is needed for the registration forms. Expressions of interest will go before the HRC Board of Governance for consideration and you will be notified if the workshops have been accepted. Please include preferred days and time for workshops. Contact person is Pam Bassett, HRC Family Counselling Services, PO Box 196, Hawera 4610, ph 06 278 6399 or email hrcfc@xtra.co.nz
Training Workshops
Child Protection Studies Programme
Locations and dates for 2010 Auckland West 26 – 30 April Auckland Central (3 Day) 12 – 14 July Auckland North 22 – 26 November Lower Hutt 16 – 20 August Masterton 28 June – 2 July Napier 2 – 6 August Christchurch (3 Day) 5 – 7 July Christchurch 15 – 19 November Nelson 13 – 17 September Paihia 19 – 23 July Dunedin 11 – 15 October Pukekohe 6 – 10 September Gisborne 26 – 30 July Queenstown 20 – 24 September Hamilton (3 Day) 12 – 14 April Hamilton 21 – 25 June Hamilton 18 – 22 October Rotorua 15 – 19 March Thames 9 – 13 August Wanganui/Whanganui 10 – 14 May Inglewood 23 – 27 August Whakatane 22 – 26 March Invercargill 14 – 18 June Wellington (3 Day) 8 – 10 November Standard programme: 5 days, 9.00am – 4.30pm. Condensed programme: 3 days, 9.00am – 5.00pm. Hosted by: Child Protection Services Fee: $600 incl GST The Child Protection Studies Programme is an NZQA approved and registered programme providing education in child protection. The programme aims to enhance the skills of those who are involved with children, by giving them the knowledge and confidence to take positive action to protect children. For more information on the course content and pre-requisites for enrollment go to http://www.cps.org.nz/page/cps_16.php.
Dealing with Disclosures: Are You Confident in Dealing With Disclosures of Sexual Abuse and Violation?
Tuesday 8th June 2010 Wednesday 25th August 2010 Tuesday 19th October 2010 Venue: The Trusts Stadium, 67 Central Park Drive, Henderson, Auckland Hosted By: Rape Prevention Education Sexual violence is a major and devastating issue in our communities. We all need to be aware of it and be able to deal with it safely and effectively. In this one day workshop you will learn:
Speakers include Louise Nicholas (Survivor Advocate with RPE), Aaron Gilmore (Survivor Advocate with RPE) and Marama Hetaraka (Maori Specialist Educator with RPE). The cost of the full day workshop is $195. For more information or to register please contact Bronwyn at Bronwyn@rapecrisis.org.nz or Kylie or Sue on 09 360 4001 ext 207.
Young People and Sexual Violence
Thursday 8th July and Wednesday 6th October (Being offered twice) Auckland Hosted by: Rape Prevention Education Young People and Sexual Violence is a one-day training programme on:
For more information email kylie@rapecrisis.org.nz or phone 09 360 4001 ext 207
Online Resource: An Introduction to Child and Adolescent Mental Health
An Introduction to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Online Resource has been developed by The Werry Centre Workforce Development Programme to serve as an introduction to the knowledge, skills and attitudes that are necessary when working in child and adolescent mental health in New Zealand. The resource is comprised of four courses covering:
Who is it for: This resource will be useful for practitioners who have recently started working in child and adolescent mental health, including Nurses, Social Workers, Occupational Therapists, Cultural Workers, Psychology Interns and others. For more information email elearning@werrycentre.org.nz or visit http://www.werrycentre.org.nz/384/CAMHS_Training_Resource
The Incredible Years
14 September 2010 - 14 December 2010 (10am - 12.30pm, plus introduction session 7 September, 10am – 11.30pm) COURSE NOW FULL WITH A WAITING LIST Wellington (Hataitai) Hosted by: Incredible Families Charitable Trust, together with the Infant, Child, Adolescent and Family Service at Wellington and Hutt hospitals Fee: This is a free programme, courtesy of the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education and various Charitable Grant organisations. The Incredible Years parenting programme is designed to develop positive family relationships, empower parents to make change and to manage difficult behaviour. It offers practical step-by-step suggestions and help in handling the everyday situations that parents face. The incredible years covers play, praise and rewards, Effective Limit Setting and Handling Misbehaviour.
Family Violence Workshop
20 September 2010, 11am-3pm Colville Fire Station Hosted by: Hauraki Family Violence Intervention Network (HFVIN)
To register contact Colville Social Services on 07-866 6920
Understanding Domestic Violence – a two-day introduction
2 & 9 November 2010, 9:30am – 4:30pm Henderson (Opanuku Room, Corbans Estate Arts Centre, 426 Great North Road) Hosted by: WAVES Cost: $50 per participant. Lunch and drinks supplied These introductory workshops will help participants to understand:
Who this training is for: Community workers, therapists, GPs and practice nurses, health and social service agency staff, police, lawyers, teachers, and early childhood workers. To register or for further information contact Ann ph 09 8384834 or ann@waves.org.nz
Preventing Violence Against Women : The Political Economy of Women’s Human Rights
5 November 2010, 9:30-12:30 Auckland (Grey Lynn) Hosted by: Waitakere Anti Violence Essential Services (WAVES) & Te Rito Rodney The global elimination of violence against women is one of the key struggles and wishes of our age. This half-day workshop explores the broader international political and economic context of violence and insecurity experienced by women and how political and economic empowerment can serve as a deterrent to violence. Presenter Dr. Jacqui True (PhD York, Canada) is Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Auckland and author of five books and numerous articles on international political economy, gender mainstreaming, and feminist research methodologies. Her current book project is The Political Economy of Violence Against Women (Oxford University Press, forthcoming). She has served as a consultant to the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, the United Nations, the NZ Human Rights and Families Commissions. Her report for the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against women, its causes and consequences, on the political economy of women's human rights was presented to the UN Human Rights Council in June 2009. This workshop is based on that report. For further information and registration form see http://www.nzfvc.org.nz/14699.pub or phone Ann on 09-838 4834
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