Research Policy Forum
Helping you deliver outstanding domestic
violence services 25 June 2012, Westminster, London
Attend this eventand you’ll explore what works best to implement the Home Office's'Taking Action - The New Chapter'initiative.
Learn from your peers - speakers include:
•Nicki Norman, Women's Aid
•Frank Mullane,AAFDA
•Carmel Napier,ACPO
•Laura Richards
Criminal Behavioural Analyst
•Jo Todd,Respect / •Robert Buckland MP
•Professor Louise Howard
Kings College London
•Gary Fitzgerald,Action on Elder Abuse
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Meeting the Government's 100 steps to
reduce domestic violence - attend to:
- Get an insider’s view on the Government’s progress with domestic violence policies and be ready for service changes
- Understand the 100 steps of ‘Taking Action – The New Chapter’ and be operationally prepared to tackle them head on
- Learn what’s working with the government pilots of the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme
- Examine the Home Office campaign to tackle teenage abuse in relationships
- Be fully briefed on legislative changes to the Stalking Law Hear from the police on new powers and initiatives that are bringing change at a local level
- Share best practice in early intervention, support and first response
- Leverage the power of the media to increase public understanding and prevent domestic violence
- Discuss possible changes to the British Crime Survey to improve attitudes and
understanding - Explore effective person-centred response and family engagement
- Discover the success stories of the £28 million funding for specialist Violence Against Women and Girls services
- whether the current cross-government definition of domestic
violence is working and should remain - whether ‘coercive control’ should be reflected inthe definition
- whether the definition of domestic violence shouldinclude younger
victims below 18 years
Toguarantee your placeat this event - please book your place today.
Group booking discounts are available -email Steve Cassidyto learn more.
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