Ending Coercive Control, Family & Domestic Violence NSW

The conversation surrounding domestic and family violence is shifting. We are moving past the initial phase of naming the problem and entering a critical period of implementation.

The 4th Annual Ending Coercive Control & Family Violence Conference marks a shift from awareness to action. Moving beyond silos, the program explores the ‘invisible’ mechanics of abuse – from the ‘Homicide Timeline’ to the weaponisation of legal systems and the influence of the ‘Manosphere’ on youth.

This year’s annual conference will explore shifting toward trauma-informed, culturally grounded prevention, prioritising children’s voices as primary victims and placing lived expertise at the heart of change.

Key benefits

• Apply trauma-informed, survivor-led and child-centred practices
• Decode youth behaviour patterns influenced by ‘Manosphere’ and online culture
• Apply the ‘Homicide Timeline’ to identify high-risk escalation in relationships
• Design ‘safety by default’ into systems to reduce the burden on survivors
• Translate children’s ‘language of harm’ into better assessments of safety
• Spot systems abuse like defamation threats used to silence victim-survivors