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Intersectional Practice Forum #1 Resources
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Respect 2040 Learning Together Intersectional Practice Resources.
These resources have been designed to support Respect 2040 partners and allies to plan and undertake intersectional prevention of violence against women practice. These resources draw on practitioners working across the Primary Prevention and Women’s Health Service sectors to delve into the foundations of intersectionality, and provide practical examples that turn theory into practice.
Learning Together Intersectional Practice
Intersectionality in Practice – Making the links project
Presenter credit:
Dr. Becky Nevin Berger
Project Lead Respect 2040
Women’s Health and Wellbeing Barwon South West
Learning Together Intersectional Practice
The Experience of Safe and Equal – Intersectionality
Marina Carmen
Executive Director for Primary Prevention
Safe & Equal
Learning Together Intersectional Practice
The Experience of Safe and Equal – Intersectionality
Marina Carmen
Executive Director for Primary Prevention
Safe & Equal
Learning Together Intersectional Practice
Intersectionality in Practice – Making the links project
Aurore Delcourt
Prevention of Violence Against Women Program Manger
Living and working on Bunurong Land
Learning Together Intersectional Practice
Margins to the Mainstream
Avega Bishop,
Margins to the Mainstream Program Coordinator
Women’s Health East
Learning Together Intersectional Practice
Theory to Practice – Panel Discussion
Facilitator:
Anita Thomas
Baby Makes 3 Program Manager
Panel members:
Avega Bishop,
Margins to the Mainstream Program Coordinator
organisation, presentation title
Marina Carmen
Executive Director for Primary Prevention
Safe & Equal
Aurore Delcourt
Prevention of Violence Against Women Program Manger
Living and working on Bunurong Land
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We proudly acknowledge Aboriginal people as the first peoples, Traditional Owners and custodians of the lands and waters on which this work occurs. We acknowledge and respect the wisdom, living culture and unique role that Aboriginal people hold, and saw them thrive for thousands of years. We also acknowledge the ongoing leadership role of the Aboriginal community on gender equality and the prevention of violence against women. As First Peoples, our Aboriginal communities are best placed to determine their own culturally appropriate path to gender equality.
We acknowledge the support of the State Government of Victoria Office for Women - Free from Violence Women’s Health Service Capacity Building Fund.