1 in 4 women. 1 in 16 men. This violence is preventable. Let's come together to discuss how we can change the future
1 in 4 women. 1 in 16 men. This violence is preventable. Let's come together to discuss how we can change the future
2-3 September 2024 Carlton, Melbourne
Monday, 2nd September | |||
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9am | Silent Prayer | Contemplative prayer for the early birds! Join with others in (largely) silent prayer, bringing to mind the matters on your heart and allowing God to speak into our silence. | |
9.30am | Registration | Grab a program and a name tag, and a seat in the auditorium | |
10am | Welcome & Introduction session | Featuring Bishop Genieve Blackwell, Chair,: Anglican Church Families & Culture Commission, Rev'd Tracy Lauersen, National Program Manager for the Anglican Church Families & Culture Commission and Safina Stewart, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christian leader and artist, and others. | |
10.30 | Keynote 1 | The hopeful next frontier of the work of prevention- the faith sector. Patty Kinnersley, CEO, OUR WATCH | |
11.30 | Tea Break | ||
11.45am | Keynote 2: | Hope in the midst of violence - what we know about perpetration and its implications for prevention. Dr Michael Flood, Professor, School of Justice, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) | |
12.45pm | Lunchbreak | ||
1.45pm | Practice Workshops 1 | see workshop schedule -https://www.tencommitments.org.au/conference-workshops sign up for workshops at the registration area | |
2.30pm | Keynote 3 | What difference does hope make? Psychology and theology in conversation. The gospel of hope for those impacted by domestic and family violence. Dr Leisa Aitken, Clinical Psychologist | |
3.30pm | Tea Break | ||
4.00pm | Practice Workshops 2 | see workshop schedule - sign up for workshops at the registration area | |
4.50pm | Evening prayer | Main Auditorium | |
5.15pm | Networking event | Drinks, grazing platter, conversation, connection. Separate registration required. Come along and help us come together on this issue across the breadth of our churches . https://events.humanitix.com/2024-faith-hope-and-love-conference/tickets | |
7.00pm | Close of Day 1 |
Tuesday, 3rd September | |||
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8.20am | Silent Prayer | Contemplative prayer for the early birds! Join with others in (largely) silent prayer, bringing to mind the matters on your heart and allowing God to speak into our silence. | |
9.00am | Registration | Grab a program and a name tag, and a seat in the auditorium | |
9.15am | Welcome & Introduction session | Main auditorium | |
9.30am | Keynote 4 | Engaging with hope and grace. How churches can get involved in their community and in advocating for change on this issue. Gershon Nimbalker, Director, Common Grace | |
10.30am | Tea Break | ||
11.00 | Keynote 5 | Finding Hope outside the Man Box: what we are learning about men, masculinities and prevention of violence against women. A deeper dive into the research and the implications for doing prevention work in faith settings. Alex Dentener Prevention Coordinator: Communities The Men’s Project – an initiative of Jesuit Social Services | |
12.00pm | Lunchbreak | ||
1.00pm | Practice Workshops 3 | see workshop schedule -https://www.tencommitments.org.au/conference-workshops sign up for workshops at the registration area | |
1.45pm | Practice Workshops 4 | see workshop schedule -https://www.tencommitments.org.au/conference-workshops sign up for workshops at the registration area | |
2.30pm | Tea Break | ||
3.00pm | Concluding plenary | Round Table facilitated discussion about how our churches are working to achieve change, with a focus on the implementation of the Ten Commitments . | |
4.00pm | End of Conference | Main Auditorium | |
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