Webinars

What is a Webinar?

Our webinars are live online presentations by a selected group of expert panellists, using the Zoom software platform. Participants are not able to see or hear other attendees but can ask questions of the presenters using the ‘Question and Answer’ feature. Questions are managed by a moderator, and may be shared with everyone or directed to the presenters only. Participants may watch the Webinar in Gallery View (the presenters in a tiled format) or Speaker View (the presenter currently talking). Webinars may be recorded for later viewing.

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Upcoming webinars

From Research to Action:
Improving family violence support for women in Victoria’s criminal justice system

Join us for a live webinar where our research leaders will guide you through one of our recently published research projects on improving support for women at the intersection of family violence and Victoria's criminal justice system.

Discover policy and practice implications to promote the protective factors for women involved in the criminal justice system who have experienced family violence. This project is supported by funding from the State Government of Victoria.

Please find copies of our Final Report, Knowledge Translation and Exchange, and Knowledge Translation and Exchange (Guidelines) below:

• Final Report [PDF 1.1 MB]
• Knowledge Translation and Exchange [PDF 466.1 KB]
• Knowledge Translation and Exchange (Guidelines) [PDF 2.4 MB]

Building Bridges: Cultural respect in Australia's First Nations family services

In honour of NAIDOC Week, the Bouverie Centre is presenting a webinar featuring Alison Elliott, Robyne Latham and Banu Moloney discussing the importance of cultural safety, awareness and bridging and upskilling your family work skills to ensure respectful collaborations with First Nations families. We also invite you to take part in a Q & A session to share your thoughts and take the opportunity ask them questions.