Women with disabilities and violence Inclusion and Awareness Training - Canberra - Has Ended
2 Oct, 2014 - 2 Oct, 2014
Thu 9:30am - Thu 4:30pm
20 Genge Street, Room 9, 2.02 Griffin Centre,
Canberra, ACT
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This workshop is focused on increasing the community’s capacity to support women with disabilities experiencing violence. Facilitators and speakers include women with disabilities.
Workshop examines:
What do we know about women with disabilities?
- What is the lived experience of disability?
- What does violence look like for women with disabilities?
- Institutionalisation
- Understanding human rights and legislation
- Models of disability
- What services and supports are available?
- What does inclusion look like?
- Being inclusive – how can I do it?
- Disability and its intersection with gender and violence
This workshop is highly interactive and includes examples, question and answer sessions, small group work, and individual worksheets and scenarios. Participants will gain an understanding of the barriers facing women with disabilities in addressing violence in their lives and good practice strategies to address these barriers.
A comprehensive manual of resources is included.
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Advocacy for Inclusion is a small Canberra based charity providing advocacy support to people with disabilities in the ACT. We focus on human rights, in particular the rights of people with disabilites to speak for themselves and make their own decisions.
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