Image: Anglicare’s David Pugh closing the Indigenous Family Violence Policing Conference, displaying a shield made by the Men’s Tjilirra Movement (MTM). MTM Program Manager, Jamie Millier Tjupurrula seated in foreground.
By Pamela Nathan
CASSE presented at the inaugural Indigenous Family Violence Policing Conference on the 9th June in Alice Springs.
It was an interesting conference with leading stakeholders and police presenting and in discussion, including police, Supreme Court judge, barrister, family violence trainers and facilitators, women’s refuge workers, feminist researchers and more.
A few thoughts came to mind.
Before I make comment I want to say that the bottom line is zero tolerance of violence – women and children need protection and most victims are female.
Closing Panel Discussion: Jacinta Price, Richard (Tangentyere), Charlie King, Pat McIntyre, Superintendent Matthew Ryan, Dr Heather Nancarrow
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