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2025 Global STOP Domestic Violence Conference
The 2025 Global STOP Domestic Violence Conference is set to take place from May 21 - 23, 2025 at Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort. It aims to gather professionals, academics, activists, advocates, and survivors from around the world to address the issue of domestic violence. The conference provides a platform for exchanging ideas, sharing best practices, and collaborating on strategies to prevent and respond to domestic violence. It also raises awareness about the impact of domestic violence and advocates for policy changes and increased resources
2025 National Juvenile Justice Reform Conference
The 2025 Asia Pacific Juvenile Justice Conference is set to take place from May 21 - 23, 2025 at Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort in Fiji, South Pacific. This conference focuses on addressing the issues of juvenile justice and Indigenous youth overrepresentation in the criminal justice system. The conference aims to bring together experts, stakeholders, and community members to discuss and develop strategies to prevent young people from entering the justice system, support those who are already involved, and promote reconciliation and healing. By highlighting positive initiatives, the conference will challenge the negative stereotypes and stigmatization and promotes a more respectful understanding of their experiences and aspirations. The conference ultimately aims to empower Indigenous youth and communities to shape their own futures and contribute to a more just and equitable society.
Speakers
Sharon Finnan-White
First Nations Academy of Excellence Managing Director and FounderDr. Uncle Bernie Singleton
Wuunta P/L, Kunjur First Nations Men’s CollectiveElder & Senior MemberNona Nona
Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG)Disability Support WorkerProf. Joanne Porter
Federation University AustraliaDirectorMarjorie Anderson
13YARNNational ManagerAdele Sheridan-Magro
St Vincent’s Hospital SydneyManagerAlisa Hall
National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse Director, Practice DevelopmentHon Judge Anthony Rafter SC
Queensland Law Reform CommissionCommissionerDr. Gabrielle Morrissey
Women and Children FirstCEOMichael Foster‑Greenwood
I-Med RadiologySenior Sonographer and Student CoordinatorSabitra Kaphle
Central Queensland UniversityLecturer and ResearcherSarnia Ralston
National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect (NAPCAN) QLDProject ManagerFelitciana Zsha' Mirzze
Neuro Vitality QLDCEO - Trauma TherapistRenee Romeo
University of South Australia SACentre for Research in Educational and Social Inclusion (CRESI)Joy Quinones
Universal Lawyers QLDPrincipal and DirectorDr Shannon Dhollande
University of the Sunshine Coast QLDSenior LecturerDr Karen-Ann Clarke
University of the Sunshine Coast QLDSenior LecturerHelen Eason
Nelly's Healing Centre Aboriginal Corporation NSWFounder & Chief Executive OfficerDr Diksha Sapkota
University of the Sunshine Coast QLDSenior LecturerProf. Silke Meyer
Griffith University QLDLeneen Forde Chair, Child & Family Social WorkUncle Graham Brady
Kawanji Clan of Western Gu Gu YalanjiAboriginal ElderValentine Nona
Jina GunduyProject Co-ordinatorDr Amber Logan
Indigenous Development Specialists NZHealth PsychologistDr Joe Stone
Indigenous Development Specialists USAClinical PsychologistChantelle Walmbeng
PCYCAurukun Police Liaison Officer and Kang Kang Youth Foundation MemberJacqueline Kepple
PCYC AurukunVolunteer and Kang Kang Youth Foundation MemberNorma Armstrong-Ravula
PCYCAurukun Youth Support WorkerJill White
Manager, Place-based InitiativesDepartment of Justice and Attorney-General, Woman’s Safety & Violence PreventionLara Biggs
Local Thriving Communities, Department of Treaty, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Communities and the ArtsActing Manager (Wellbeing Programs)Ngema Andrews
Yarrabah Leaders ForumProject OfficerThelma Yeatman
Gindaja Treatment & Healing Indigenous CorporationPrograms CoordinatorMark Roberston
MPOWER & One Vision Productions NSWFounding DirectorDestiny Dewis
First Nations Foundation VICCommunity Development & Projects OfficerCorina Martin
Aboriginal Family Law Services, WACEODawn Willis
Milliya Rumurra Aboriginal Corporation, Broome WAOutreach Case WorkerUncle Alan Coe
Warrigunya IncorporatedAboriginal ElderNicholas Johnson
Federation University AustraliaCollaborative Evaluation & Research Group (CERG)Camilla Andhrea
Women and Children FirstCultural Liaison and Senior CaseworkerEmma Siepen
Education QueenslandCriminologistTrevor Tim
National TalkBlackHost & Motivational SpeakerElliejean Singh
Boorndawan Willam Aboriginal Healing Service CEO1800RESPECT is the national domestic, family and sexual violence counselling, information and support service.
To access 24/7 support, you can contact 1800RESPECT by calling 1800 737 732, chatting online (www.1800respect.org.au) or texting 0458 737 732.
1800RESPECT is funded by the Australian Government through the Department of Social Services to provide support for people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence; people supporting someone affected by violence; and professionals supporting someone affected by violence.
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