Managing Resistance to Primary Prevention - West Perth

Managing Resistance to Primary Prevention - half day workshop Do you want to play your part in stopping gender-based violence, but worry about resistance and backlash? Want to feel more confident calling out every day sexism and disrespect towards women? Want to become a stronger advocate for change? Build your skills and confidence to make a difference by attending our upcoming Managing Resistance to Primary Prevention workshop. During the workshop participants will: • learn to recognise and address different forms of resistance • learn skills and strategies needed to navigate and respond effectively to resistance • prepare and practice taking different approaches • learn to create inclusive environments where challenging conversations can lead to meaningful change • build skills, confidence and resilience as advocates for change It would be helpful for participants to have a foundational knowledge of primary prevention including the gendered drivers of men's violence against women. Workshop Details 1 x half-day training session Date: Thursday 22 October, 9am to 1pm Venue: City West Lotteries House Cost: • Organisation funded: $40 per person • Self funded: $20 per person which includes participant workbook and morning tea. If cost is a barrier to your attendance or for other enquires, please contact Alicia Gibbs, Manager Preventing Violence Together at [email protected]. Workshop facilitators: Alicia Gibbs (She/They) - Manager, Preventing Violence Together Alicia Gibbs is a social worker committed to tackling the underlying drivers of inequality and gender-based violence. She manages Preventing Violence Together, an initiative of the Centre for Women’s Safety and Wellbeing and Stopping Family Violence focused on building the capacity of Western Australia's emerging primary prevention sector. Alicia led the development of WA's first primary prevention practice and workforce capability framework: Foundations for Change. She now supports individuals, communities and organisations to implement the framework and undertake evidence-informed primary prevention activities that contribute to a safer and fairer society for all. Ryan Corbould (He/Him) - Prevention Sector Development Officer, Preventing Violence Together Ryan Corbould is a human ecologist with a background in advocacy for survivors of sexual violence in Canada. He has supported survivors through the criminal justice system, been a healthy relationships educator, and developed trauma-informed response policies with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He is passionate about the role of men in ending violence against women and believes that men and masculinities play a key role in primary prevention strategies. Ryan wants men to be some of the strongest voices advocating for gender equality.