Assessing children and young people experiencing family violence: A practice guide for family violence practitioners Victorian Department of Human Services (2013) Melbourne: Victorian Government. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin
Practical considerations for parenting interventions for men who batter Scott, K. (2012) Harrisburg, PA: National Online Resource Centre on Violence Against Women. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin children and young people fathering interventions minimum standards parenting practice guidance
Parenting interventions for men who batter Scott, K. (2012) Harrisburg, PA: National Online Resource Centre on Violence Against Women. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin children and young people fathering interventions integrated responses minimum standards parenting
Increasing men’s awareness of the effects on children exposed to family and domestic violence Lucas, L., Winter, R., Hughes, C., & Walsh, K. (2016) TAS: University of Tasmania and The Salvation Army. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin children and young people groupwork integrated responses men’s behaviour change programs
Using new technologies and traditional research methods to embed the voices of children and young people in programs for fathers who use violence Lamb, K. Humphreys, C., & Hegarty, K. (2015) VIC: University of Melbourne. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin children and young people innovation men’s behaviour change programs technology
Domestic and family violence and parenting: Mixed methods insights into impact and support needs: State of knowledge paper Hooker, L., Kaspiew, R., & Taft, A. (2015) Sydney: ANROWS. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin child protection children and young people family law family services formative research parenting
Draft guidelines for working at the intersection of family violence and fathering: Systems and practice considerations Bromfield, L, Green, D & Scott, K. (2016) VIC: University of Melbourne. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin children and young people fathering interventions integrated responses minimum standards parenting practice guidance
The need for accountability to, and support for, children of men on domestic violence perpetrator programmes Alderson, S., Westmarland, N., & Kelly, L. (2012) Child Abuse Review, 3, 182-193. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin accountability children and young people men’s behaviour change programs
Domestic violence perpetrator programmes and children and young people Alderson, S., Kelly, L., & Westmarland, N. (2013) London and Durham: London Metropolitan University and Durham University. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin accountability children and young people measures men’s behaviour change programs
“There is no war here; it is only the relationship that makes us scared”: Factors having an impact on domestic violence in Liberian refugee communities in South Australia Zannettino, L. (2012) Violence Against Women, 18(7), 807-828. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin CALD communities culture identities masculinity refugees trauma