Our research identified three key pathways to male-perpetrated #IPH: Fixated Threat, Persistent and Disorderly, Deterioration/Acute Stressors. Pathways were differentiable from the others on several key domains. Hard to condense the research but here goes!!! 🧵

This campaign represents the hard work of a huge number of people behind the scenes - over 10 separate reference groups and 75 individuals, including the Lived Expertise Reference Group & #DFV Sector Reference Group I’m privileged to Chair, & the DCJ team. Thank you to EVERYONE

Recent presentation talking about #ipv and #desistance processes, based on interviews with 40 victim-survivors. Have a watch!

For canberra locals - the green shed have been told by the ACT gov that they were unsuccessful I their recent tender to continue doing their thing and its being taken over by SALVOS. GROSS. I'm outraged by this so please sign a petition

Wonderful to launch our research on the intersecting impacts of long COVID on experiences of intimate partner violence. Grateful to our incredible panel for sharing their expertise - and thank you Ginger for your masterful mc’ing ☺️ Read our report here: https://t.co/dOUq4uTpME

Join us tomorrow for a national conversation on women killed by male violence. I’ll be facilitating a discussion with our amazing panel where they’ll provide concrete recommendations on what we can do now to address violence against women. 👉🏼 Register: https://t.co/8g7advnEKq

Upcoming webinar alert! Join us on Tuesday 14 November 2023 for our webinar on new #AICResearch – Understanding support needs for victim-survivors of sexual exploitation. Tickets available here >> https://t.co/mNjw2JP4zT #HumanTrafficking #ModernSlavery #SexualServitude

"All across the northern suburbs — where the majority of our clients who are victims live — they [the perpetrators] are surgeons, academics, plumbers, leaders in business. Their mates and friends, rarely suspect what is going on behind the scenes."

Finally, while FTACS do some security and safety planning around the potential target of violence, this would need to be the FIRST PRIORITY in a DVTAC.

However, although many people who perpetrate IPV and IPH have mental health issues, it's role in the lethal violence can be unclear. As such, a FTAC for IPH would need a stronger and broader focus on other factors contributing to the escalating risk

FTACS have a strong focus on supporting people at risk of using violence on improving their mental health which could have a direct role in their potential offending. Certainly, many people referred to FTACS have sig mental health issues including psychosis.

Many people referred to FTACS are angry at a group or an ideology or organisation, rather than an individual specifically. However, in IPH the potential offender is angry at a specific person - their partner and are likely to have access to them (e.g., care of shared kids)

Fixated threat assessment centres - which are already being used in aus to prevent lone-actor grievance fuelled violence (e.g., terrorism) - might help us prevent #IPH. But it would need carefully planning and adaptation. Some thoughts... 👇 https://t.co/SABXJSro9w

We need an urgent conversation about violence against women in Australia. Join us for a panel discussion on prevention, the media, perpetrators, First Nations communities, impacts on children & tangible recommendations on what is needed. 👉Register here: https://t.co/8g7advnEKq

Many families are left 'shattered' by family law disputes, but a new national program may help - ABC News

I'm lucky to call this amazing woman a friend. Never underestimate her intellect or courage. This is a painstaking account of her betrayal by the News Corp press dating back to coverage of her abuse in 2011.

Some fantastic speakers on this panel on #dfv risk assessment! Should be a great discussion @SilkeMeyer_DFV @JolliffeSimpson @ChrisGDowling @BOCSAR

Teaching an intensive on a Saturday is eerie, but peaceful!

Super excited to be talking about the findings from book! If you're interested in #ipv #desistance #criminalcareers #victimology this is for you

WEBINAR | Join us for an online webinar with presenter @hayleyboxall1 from @AICriminology speaking about her study "Reimagining Desistance from Male-Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence: The role & experiences of female victims-survivors". Meeting link > https://t.co/JF9ztuTcXA

Great advice about how to talk to someone if you're concerned that they're being abused