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We'll learn how to strengthen our work with victims/survivors and with perpetrators.
We'll make sense of our role and responsibilities as part of a system that can contribute to safety and manage risk.
We'll be better able to challenge perpetrators' systematic tactics of isolation, fear and coercion, understand the limitations of our service systems, and support victims/survivors to interrupt and alleviate entrapment.
WORKSHOP 1:
Foundational - Coercive Control and Social Entrapment
Date: Wednesday 30 April, 2025
WORKSHOP 2: Risk Assessment and Coordinated Safety Responses
Date: Thursday 1 May, 2025
WORKSHOP 3: Working with perpetrators with dignity and accountability
Date: Wednesday 7 May, 2025
WORKSHOP 4: Resistive Violence Date: Thursday 8 May, 2025
Please note this is a four part series. Participants should attend all sessions.
Who should attend
This workshop is great for anyone with an interest in gaining deeper understanding of coercive control and social entrapment. Pitched at advanced level.
About the facilitator
Dr Tracy Castelino has been working in the field of violence against women for more than 30 years. This has included direct service and management roles with women and children’s services and perpertator intervention services. She continues to work with women and children who have been subjected to violence in their homes and provides supervision to domestic violence and men’s family violence teams. She values partnerships and collective responses to systemic and social injustices and offers development and facilitation of community coordinated responses. She is skilled in working with the local politics and taking care of people and process to bring forward meaningful outcomes. With ShantiWorks’ colleagues, she is stepping into challenging the systems and tactics of whiteness and racism.