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From: Carolyn Frohmader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 9:47 AM
Subject: [awhn-list] Improving Women's Safety - Consultations


> From: Health Outcomes International
> 
> The Improving Women's Safety Project has been commissioned by the
> Commonwealth Office of the Status of Women.  The aim of the project is
> to identify ways that women and children who are victims of domestic or
> family violence can remain safely in their homes while the perpetrator
> leaves. This is an important project that comes under the Commonwealth
> Partnerships Against Domestic Violence initiative.  Health Outcomes
> International is undertaking the project. We are about to start a series
> of consultation forums that will take place in each State and Territory.
> The hope is that there will be a very broad range of ideas and
> contributions to assist us to develop ways of enabling women and
> children to remain in the family home whilst the perpetrator leaves
> (either voluntary or mandated).
> 
> WHEN:
> The forums are happening in two separate rounds.  The first round will
> be held in October, November and December.  Dates and locations of round
> one forums are attached. A second round, focusing on legal issues, will
> be in February 2003.
> 
> ISSUES TO BE EXPLORED:
> During the forums we will explore:
> . The results of a literature review identifying strategies and
> barriers 
> . New concepts and ideas for consideration
> . Good practice models (including tools and resources)
> . Risks to the safety of women associated with these strategies
> and ideas
> . Criminal justice interventions (including legislation, policing
> practices, corrections)
> . Issues facing each jurisdiction individually that could
> influence the success of these initiatives (examples include political,
> structural, resources, legislation, culture)
> 
> Background information and the agenda for each forum will be sent to
> those who have registered.  This will include a list of questions that
> will be discussed at the forum.  Additionally, a copy of the literature
> review compiled for the project, will be available on the project web
> site from the 17 October 2002.
> 
> STREAMS:
> The first round of forums consist of three separate streams:
> . Women's issues
> . Perpetrators' issues
> . Diverse community issues including culturally and linguistically
> diverse communities, Indigenous communities and rural/remote
> 
> All interested people are invited to participate in the forums.  We are
> encouraging people to register only for the forum that is of most
> interest to them - rather than attend multiple forums.  This is to try
> to ensure that as many people as possible can participate and express
> their views.
> 
> HOW TO REGISTER:
> You need to register in order to be able to attend.  The forums are free
> but we need numbers for booking and catering purposes.
> 
> INTERNET: If you have internet access please use the form on the project
> web site to register. www.hoi.com.au/iws/forums.htm  
> PHONE: If you do not have internet access please phone Tanya Berry at
> Health Outcomes International.(08) 8363 3699
> 
> CONTACTS:
> WEB SITE: The web site contains the forum registration form and
> more information about the project.  www.hoi.com.au/iws/  
> QUERIES: If you have any questions about the forums, please
> contact Melinda Mayne.   [EMAIL PROTECTED]    (08) 8363 3699
> 
> PLEASE HELP US BY CIRCULATING THIS INFORMATION TO ANYONE YOU THINK MAY
> HAVE AN INTEREST IN ATTENDING THE FORUMS.
> 
> DATES AND LOCATIONS OF ROUND ONE FORUMS:
> 
> CANBERRA
> Women's Issues -29 October 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -30 October 2002 
> Diverse Communities -30 October 2002 
> 
> SYDNEY
> Women's Issues - 31 October 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues - 31 October 2002 
> Diverse Communities - 1 November 2002
> 
> DARWIN
> Women's Issues - 20 November 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -21 November 2002 
> Diverse Communities -21 November 2002
> 
> BRISBANE
> Women's Issues -25 November 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -25 November 2002 
> Diverse Communities -26 November 2002
> 
> ADELAIDE
> Women's Issues -18 November 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -18 November 2002 
> Diverse Communities -19 November 2002
> 
> HOBART
> Women's Issues -13 November 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -13 November 2002 
> Diverse Communities -14 November 2002
> 
> MELBOURNE
> Women's Issues -11 November 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -11 November 2002 
> Diverse Communities -12 November 2002
> 
> PERTH
> Women's Issues -2 December 2002 
> Perpetrator's Issues -2 December 2002 
> Diverse Communities -3 December 2002
> 
> 
> 
> 
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