ARC News
Laura Mahoney - ARC Breakfast Panel Guest Speaker
Laura Mahoney is a values driven executive with extensive leadership experience across the not-for-profit, public and professional services sectors.
Sheree Limbrick - ARC Breakfast Panel Guest Speaker
Sheree Limbrick is a highly skilled human services professional with over 26 years of experience in the sector, including more than 16 years in senior executive leadership roles across various community service organisations.
Unraveling the Link: How Gender Inequality Fuels Gender-Based Violence
In the quest to understand the root causes of gender-based violence, one factor stands out: gender inequality. This piece explores the intricate relationship between gender inequality and gender violence
Fabiola Campbell - Professional Migrant Women
Fabiola Campbell is the founder and principal mentor of Professional Migrant Women, an organisation committed to bridging the gap between migration and professional employment for women residing in Australia.
Dr Adele Murdolo
Dr Adele Murdolo is the Executive Director of the Multicultural Centre for Women's Health. She has been instrumental in advocating for research, policy and practice that improves the status and wellbeing of migrant and refugee women.
Brett Sutton ~ The Public Health Impacts of Family Violence on Migrant Women
ARC is proud to host Breakfast with Brett Sutton with discussion on The Public Health Impacts of Family Violence on Migrant Women
Children’s Mental Health Outcomes
Children’s Mental Health Outcomes exposed to domestic and family violence (DFV) in Australia has long been constrained by the perception that they are secondary victims to their mother’s experiences. An integrative literature review was conducted to capture the current understanding and representation of direct child outcomes following experience with DFV in Australia.
The plight of refugees
Although we are struggling to comprehend the vision streamed from Ukrainian towns and border areas with invading Russian military forces, the plight of refugees is not a new one. The UNHCR estimated that by 2021, 82.4 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced due to persecution, conflict, violence, human rights violations or events seriously disturbing public order.
Action Research Centre Inaugural Conference
Action Research Centre Ltd is proud to host "Women and their Experiences of Domestic and Family Violence within culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities."
This half-day conference is facilitated by Dr Titus Olorunnisola and includes prominent guest speakers and panel discussions. Attendees will hear from well-known advocates, experts and survivors.