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  • Foundations of Neurodivergence | The Centre

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    Session six in the Mental Health training series, Foundations of Neurodivergence and Neurodevelopmental Disorders provides practitioners with a comprehensive introduction to neurodiversity, neurodivergent identities, and the major neurodevelopmental conditions encountered in child, youth, and family service contexts. The workshop emphasises a neuro-affirming framework, contrasting traditional medical models with social and human-rights-based perspectives, and offers foundational knowledge on autism, ADHD, […]

  • Webinar: Listen to children when they are children | ANROWS

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    Join our webinar, where panellists will: • Highlight the importance and benefits of engaging with children and young people as part of the research process • Discuss the process issues that researchers encounter and how to overcome them • Discuss their experiences of working with children, young people and researchers • Recommend practical tips and […]

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  • Children and Young People Impacted by Fatal Family Violence

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    Who should attend: Any professionals working with children and young people impacted by family violence. The loss of a parent due to fatal family violence has a profound and lifelong impact on the children and young people left behind. Until now, there has been no single place that collates credible, child-centred tools and resources to drive practice. The University of Melbourne’s Homicide at Home Research Group has […]

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  • Workplace trauma on the homelessness front line webinar | Homelessness Australia

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    Homelessness Australia is hosting a national webinar to explore the practical and systemic changes needed to address these issues. Hear from lead researcher Deb Batterham, and from an expert panel including Dom Rowe, CEO Homelessness NSW Deborah DiNatale, CEO, Council to Homeless Persons Stephen Hawkins, Head; Strategy, Systems and Project Delivery, Homelessness QLD

  • Supporting non-offending parents after child sexual abuse | AIFS

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    On demand webinar available until April 30th 2026  This webinar will explore strategies you can use to support non-offending parents following a child’s disclosure of sexual abuse. This webinar will help you: - build your understanding of the impact of child sexual abuse on parents, the parent-child relationship, and children’s mental health and wellbeing - […]

  • Surveys in the real world: What works and what doesn’t | AIFS

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    This webinar is the first of a 3-part series on for collecting and using evidence in the context of Australian child and family services. Presenters: Dr Michelle Harrison and Sharnee Moore In our first episode, Sharnee Moore, Senior Research Fellow and manager of the Evidence and Evaluation Support team, sat down with Michelle Harrison, Senior […]

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  • Change starts with us: A full-day primary prevention workshop | Our Watch

    Change starts with us: A full-day primary prevention workshop | Our Watch
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    This free online training aims to support people who are new to the primary prevention of violence against women sector. It provides the introductory skills and knowledge to implement Change the story: A shared framework for preventing violence against women in Australia. Training dates: 16 October 2025, 11am-5:30pm AEDT 19 November 2025, 11am-5:30pm AEDT 17 February […]

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  • Change starts with us: A full-day primary prevention workshop | Our Watch

    Change starts with us: A full-day primary prevention workshop | Our Watch
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    This free training aims to support people who are new to the primary prevention of violence against women sector. It provides the introductory skills and knowledge to implement Change the story: A shared framework for preventing violence against women in Australia, covering: the link between violence against women and gender inequality key components of the Change the story framework, […]

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  • Understanding Aboriginal child-rearing principles to strengthen early years engagement | Early Start, Bright Future

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    Join the Early Start Bright Future team and Dr Mishel McMahon to explore Aboriginal child-rearing principles and way indigenous knowledge systems shape children's early learning and family life. Participants will gain insights into how Aboriginal perspectives, kinship structures and caregiving approaches influence a child's learning as they enter early learning environments.

  • Navigating cultural differences and ethical dilemmas when working with culturally diverse families | AIFS

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    On demand webinar available until 13th June 2026  This webinar will explore how to navigate cultural differences and ethical dilemmas when working with culturally and linguistically diverse families. This webinar will help you: - maintain humility and curiosity when cultural differences and ethical dilemmas arise in your work - navigate conversations with children and families […]