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From the Library: The Child’s Own Story
Our fortnightly ‘From the Library’ blog post series highlights new, interesting and relevant resources that we stock in our library, which holds the most comprehensive collection of books, articles, videos and research on family violence in Victoria.
Media Wrap
Our fortnightly selection of domestic violence media in local and international news, popular culture and opinion.
The “Mother” of Domestic Violence Intervention dies of Breast Cancer
Ellen Pence, a co-founder of Duluth Minnesota`s Domestic Abuse Intervention Project, has died of breast cancer at the age of 63.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
We’d like to thank all of our readers, supporters and colleagues from 2011, and wish you a safe and restful holiday season.
Spring/Summer 2011 Quarterly – Changing violent behaviour
The Spring/Summer edition of DVRCV Quarterly magazine is out now
- A Work in Progress: A snapshop of men’s behaviour change programs in Victoria
- Sisters Day Out: Promoting well-being and safety for Aboriginal women
- Rebuilding Together: Strengthening the mother-child bond in the aftermath of violence
- When Two Worlds Collide: The practice and theory of infant-led work
- Failing Whom? The proposal to introduce ‘failure to protect’ laws in Victoria
- Parents Who Kill Children: DVRCV’s new discussion paper
- Shaping, Moulding, Transforming: The role of creative arts in healing
- Sex, Love and Other Stuff: A booklet for young men
- Creating a Community of Practice: The impact of PiP
Media Wrap
Our fortnightly selection of domestic violence media in local and international news, popular culture and opinion.
16Days Blogathon Day 16 – Women’s rights are human rights
When we talk about family violence, we need to use words like ‘human rights’ and recognise that being safe at home is a human right.
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