Transcript | Love, Power & Control Part One: Perspectives from the UK
Love, Power and Control was a two part webinar series on coercive control, hosted by the Victorian Women’s Trust. Read the transcript from part one.
24th February, 21 Read moreLove, Power and Control was a two part webinar series on coercive control, hosted by the Victorian Women’s Trust. Read the transcript from part one.
24th February, 21 Read more"It is not just about the episodic physical violence, as seen in assault victims. It is more fundamental. It is essentially entrapment of the victim, a condition that is produced by prolonged entwining of physical violence with coercive controlling behaviours.."
4th February, 21 Read moreCheck out our latest blog for tips on how to broach conversations about menstruation and menopause in your workplace.
4th February, 21 Read moreJess Hill spoke with the hosts of Triple RRR Breakfasters, Monique Sebire and Daniel Burt about her award winning book, 'See What You Made Me Do' and our upcoming webinar series, 'Love, Power & Control' happening on Feb 11 & 18 2021.
29th January, 21 Read moreJoin us for a two part discussion about love, power and coercive control.
13th January, 21 Read moreKick back and watch (or re-watch) these epic conversations.
9th December, 20 Read moreCatch up on 'Brazen Hussies Panel Talk', a Zoom panel talk including Brazen Hussies director Catherine Dwyer; Dr. Emma Fulu (executive director, the Equality Institute); and Christina Hobbs (CEO, Verve Super); moderated by Mary Crooks AO (executive director, Victorian Women's Trust).
25th November, 20 Read moreFollowing VWT's endorsement of the Australian Charter of Rights campaign research & advocacy officer Casimira Melican sits down with campaign manager Daney Faddoul on what benefits a Charter will have on all Australians.
9th November, 20 Read moreCatch up on 'Agency & Resistance', a violence prevention webinar with Nicole Lee, Fiona Hamilton and Jess Hill.
25th September, 20 Read moreA panel discussion on safety and law reform, power redress and cultural change. Featuring Bri Lee (author of Eggshell Skull); Josh Bornstein (principal lawyer, Maurice Blackburn); Katherine Teh (founder, Futureye); and Mary Crooks AO (executive director, Victorian Women's Trust). This panel has been Auslan interpreted.
14th August, 20 Read more