Welcome to the Australian Domestic and
Family Violence Clearinghouse
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The Clearinghouse is proud to announce that our new website will go live
on Tuesday 11th December, 2007. We welcome your feedback.
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Take Back the
Castle forum,
held in Melbourne at Sebel
Albert Park, Vic, Australia can now be found at
conference proceedings.
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Professor Betsy Stanko's presentation: Changing
belief: Observations on the last 25 years of challenge to domestic
violence,
held on 31st August 2007 at John Niland Scientia Building, University of
New South Wales, Sydney, NSW,
Australia, can be found at
conference proceedings.
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The Clearinghouse has
three
new publications:
Stakeholder paper #2 by Rochelle Braaf & Robyn Gilbert,
Newsletter #30,
and
Issues paper #15.
See our publications page for
all our publications.
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Child sexual assault in
Indigenous communities – Read the Wild and Anderson 2007 report (Ampe
Akelyernemane Meke Mekarle, Little children are sacred) about child
sexual assault in Northern Territory Indigenous communities http://www.nt.gov.au/dcm/inquirysaac/.
The Federal Government has called the situation a national emergency and its
proposed intervention can be found at:
http://www.atsia.gov.au/media/media07/210607.aspx. The Federal
Government’s intervention is controversial and has raised concerns by
Indigenous and non-Indigenous groups and commentators. The Clearinghouse
response to the intervention can be found at:
Other Publications
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discussion group!
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Indigenous
Programs and Resources
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The Clearinghouse Databases contain information for Indigenous communities and organisations.
Click here for links to
and research materials. Click here for links to
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Library
and Information Service
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Contact the Information
Officer for assistance in locating information on all aspects of domestic
and family violence. |
Subscribe
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Explains how to subscribe
to Clearinghouse publications and how to put your name down on the email
alert list. |
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If you or someone you know is experiencing
violence and abuse:
see here for information on help and
safety
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The
Clearinghouse respectfully acknowledges and honours the Cadigal people and
Eora nation, on whose land the Clearinghouse office is located.
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