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Send us your feedback or questions for our guests!Please subscribe now by hitting follow, so we can continue doing what we do!In this episode of Strength in Numbers, we speak with Dr. Chelsea Tobin, CEO of Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre, one of the leading family violence and crisis support centres in Victoria. If you are in Victoria, you can contact Safe Steps 24/7 on 1800 015 188 or via www.safesteps.org.au.Dr. Tobin opens up about the pivotal moments that shaped her career and her experience as a foster carer that transformed her perspective and motivated her to apply her skills to the community services sector. We explore the comprehensive services offered by Safe Steps, including their 24/7 crisis call centre and emergency accommodation. Dr. Tobin also gives insight into the high-risk assessment process and the innovative Sanctuary Pilot Program, which provides intensive wraparound support for those fleeing family violence. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the evolving nature of abuse, including technological and financial abuse, and how Safe Steps is helping those in need to address these complex issues. Dr. Tobin also shares insight into her upcoming trip overseas as part of the Churchill Fellowship, where she will study global models of crisis response for children with hopes to bring back innovative solutions to Australia. Tune in to learn more about the critical work of Safe Steps and gain a deeper understanding of how critical these services are. Guest Biography:Dr Chelsea Tobin is the CEO of Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre.Chelsea believes all victim survivors of domestic and family violence deserve best practice services and support. She is passionate about providing the highest possible standard of care, particularly to marginalised people and is dedicated to ensuring that all children and young people are heard and understood as victim survivors in their own right.For almost two decades, Chelsea has been leading organisations as a CEO, Director, Non-Executive Director across family services, child protection, domestic violence services and disability.Having excelled in senior executive roles across both the profit and not for profit sector, Chelsea has a wealth of experience leading and empowering teams to deliver large scale socially and commercially impactful projects. Chelsea and her husband have been foster carers for more than ten years, experiencing first-hand the impact of family violence on young lives and the importance of multi-faceted and long-term responses to both repair and empower.Chelsea holds a PhD in economics and psychology from Monash University.Instagram: @strengthinnumbers_podEmail: hello@strengthinnumberspod.auDo you need support?This podcast includes discussions of domestic violence, and may be upsetting for some listeners. The following support services are free and confidential, and are available 24/7:If you have experienced or are at risk of domestic or family violence or sexual assault and need support you can call the national counselling service on1800RESPECT (1800 737 732)The Kids Helpline is a free service for young people aged 5 to 25 and can be reached on 1800 551 800Lifeline offers personal crisis support services. Call them on 131 114.MensLine Australia supports both those affected by family and domestic violence, as well as offering support to people using violence. Call them on 1300 789 978.In an emergency, or if you are in immediate danger, please call 000.Support the Show.

On this week's episode, we speak to Emily Duyên Đặng about her photovoice gallery project, Overcoming this Grief: Stories from Vietnamese women surviving family violence in Australia. Through photos and text presented in Vietnamese and English, these women share their experiences of migration, family violence and finding safety. In this conversation, Emily talks about her research into family violence within the Vietnamese context here in so-called Australia, she shares stories from the women who participated in the photovoice gallery, and we touch on the systemic injustices that can place survivors in further harm.Please note that the following discussion will contain references to abuse/violence. If you are impacted by any of the themes covered in this program, you can reach out to:InTouch: a family violence service working with migrant and refugee women and their communities,1800 755 988 (9am – 5pm)Safe Steps: a 24/7 family violence crisis response phone line for women and children, 1800 015 188 (24/7)1800 RESPECT

We now come to a topic that has long been a source of concern... 

Content warning: the first segment discusses war, trauma and sexual violence that may be distressing for some listeners7.10am Violence against women and girls remains one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights violations in the world. As part of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women commemoration, we listen to one woman's account of the experience of indigenous Herero and Nama Peoples in present-day Namibia. Sima Luipert, a Nama woman from Namibia, tells us how the violence inflicted on her Peoples in the early 1900s, still has an impact to this day. This segment was produced by Shaldon Ferris for Indigenous Rights Radio. You can listen to more stories like this by clicking on the link.For support contact Safe Steps 1800 015 188 / 1800 Respect 1800 737 732 / Sexual Assault Crisis Line 1800 806 292. In an emergency please call 000 for urgent police assistance. For more information visit the Respect Victoria crisis and support webpage under About Us in the menu.Further reading: https://spcommreports.ohchr.org/TMResultsBase/DownLoadPublicCommunicationFile?gId=278757.35am - RMIT planning expert Emeritus Professor Michael Buxton joins us to talk about the State Government's new fast-track planning policy and its impact on communities and community spaces. Professor Buxton is part of a research group at the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University. He has extensive experience working in senior management with Victorian Government planning and environment agencies, the Victorian Environment Protection Authority, and has served as an elected local government councillor, Mayor, and member of the Upper Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges Authority. See more at https://cur.org.au/cms/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/vic-housing-statement-explainer.pdf Content warning: the following segment discusses sexual violence that may be distressing for some listeners7.55am In 2017, at the request of Australia's 39 universities, the Australian Human Rights Commission conducted a national, independent survey of university students to gain greater insight into the nature, prevalence and reporting of sexual assault and sexual harassment at Australian universities. Dr Jess Ison joins us to explain if things have changed since the national report came out and what more can be done by universities to prevent sexual violence and assault on campus. Jess is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Judith Lumley Centre, La Trobe University.For support contact Safe Steps 1800 015 188 / 1800 Respect 1800 737 732 / Sexual Assault Crisis Line 1800 806 292. In an emergency please call 000 for urgent police assistance. For more information visit the Respect Victoria crisis and support webpage under About Us in the menu.8.15am Today is International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. We speak with Kieran, a high school teacher working in the Victorian public school system about the Teachers and Staff Members for Palestine Week of Action planned for this week and what is taking place following a government directive to stop action. The Minister for education Ben Carroll was invited to participate in this interview but declined. See more at Teachers and Staff Members For Palestine- Vic facebook page Events - International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People Tonight, Wednesday 29th NovemberSpecial event7pm -10pmMelbourne Grand Mosque, Tarneit Thursday 30th November @ 6pmVigil - Teachers and School Staff for PalestineState Library Victoria  Gaza MonologuesThe Gaza Monologues are personal stories written by children in Gaza in 2010. During this time the monologues were performed by over 1500 young people in 36 countries. These testimonials still remain relevant today. The ASHTAR youth theatre is encouraging public readings of the monologues in order to promote this day which values justice and freedom. To find out more about the Gaza Monologues and the work done by ASHTAR theatre to bring them to life, you can head to www.gazamonologues.com PoemA poem by late poet Ahmad Shamlou in memory of Women Life Freedom protestor Milad Zohrevand who was executed in Iran on November 24th.The execution hourA key turned inside the door lockA trembling smile landed on his lips like the dance of water on the ceiling moved by reflection of sunlightA key turned inside the door lockOutside,the mild shade of the dawn wandered like a lost note roving from one flute hole to another in search of its homeA key turned inside the door lockA trembling smile landed on his lips like the dance of water on the ceiling moved by reflection of sunlightA key turned inside the door lock Music Waliwaliyangu Li-Anthawirriyarra A-Kurija – Saltwater People Song - Shellie Morris and the Boorroloola SongwomenGet Up Stand Up – Bob Marley

Lizzy, Jimmy and Britt talk to Sarah Sacher, Law Reform Officer at Economic Justice Australia about some of the big issues in social security law currently, including changes to the couples assessment, the AAT, and ongoing issues with Robodebt. Listeners are advised that this episode discusses family violence and Centrelink.If you are requiring assistance with Social Security debts/Centrelink debts you can contact Social Security Rights Victoria on phone: 03 9481 0355 or National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007.If you are experiencing family violence you should contact Safe Steps on 1800 015 188 24 hours a day/7 days a week.  If you are in immediate danger, please contact 000.

In this Silicon Valley Tech & AI episode presented by GSD Venture Studios Gary Fowler interviews Dave Smith. Guest: Dave Smith, Founder & CEO at The Safe Steps Dave has earned a B.S. degree in Business Management from Cal Poly, Pomona, and a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree from the Jack Welch Management Institute at Strayer University. His career has documented excellence in Sales in every organization he has been employed or founded, in the industries of Healthcare and Human Capital Management. A serial entrepreneur with successful exits both by IPO and sell of privately held companies, he is now the founder and CEO of the SAFE STEPS, Inc. This start up is his ambitious project, dedicated to “Putting a Major Dent in the Universe” by saving the lives of distressed youth and their families throughout North America. He lives his life by providing H.O.P.E. (Helping Others Prosper Everyday) to everyone he comes in contact. He believes that you will get everything you want out of life, if you help enough people get what they want, which he learned from his mentor Zig Ziglar.

This episode explores how gathering real-world evidence and evaluation is an important part of encouraging adoption and spread of innovation in the health and care sector. Dr Nev Young talks about the publication of a new real-world evaluation guide for innovators released by the AHSN Network, we hear from Lee Omar, Founder and CEO of Safe Steps about how it has helped their business thrive, and Vandana Ayyar Gupta, Scientific Adviser at NICE on their perspective.

Following two days of 7 SAFE Steps training, we caught up with our four professional actors who brought to life Sandeep in the simulations. They are the fabulous 4: Tegan Braithwaite, Charlie Baz, Sami Afuni and Kyra Thompson. This is an opportunistic recording of the debrief and the feedback they provided.7 SAFE STEPS is a 7 session safety protocol for mental health inpatient wards and community settings. The theoretical underpinning and practical skills are from the PROTECT suicide prevention training framework.An overview of the conversationsConversation 1: What Matters to Me (HOPE)·       Identify source of pain·       Identify source of hopeConversation 2: Scenario Planning (Safe)·       Identify upcoming challenging scenarios·       Use risk response balance sheet to navigate difficultiesConversation 3: Access to Means, Alcohol and Other Drugs (sAfe)·       Identify means availability, lethality and restriction feasibility·       Use risk response balance sheet to reduce accessConversation 4: Family, Friends, Follow up (saFe)·       Conduct the LOVE exercise to firm up support·       Identify difficulties for disclosure and how to navigate them Conversation 5: Emergency Plan (safE)·       Populate the coloured components of the safety plan·       Provide guidance on how to fill in the restConversation 6: Make SAFE SAFER·       Identify Scenarios (Triggers)·       Identify Appraisals (Early Warning Signs - Thoughts)·       Identify Feelings (Early Warning Signs - Moods)·       Identify Endurance strategies (Internal - External)·       Identify Response (Actions – Behaviour) Conversation 7: 1-2-7 Safety Conversation·       Connect the dots of from all the work that has been done so far·       Crosscheck safety plan to ensure that the person can maintain their safety.

Award-winning investigative journalist and author Jess Hill unravels the complexities of domestic abuse and its insidious forms, like coercive control. These are issues Jess delves into in her podcast series, The Trap, where she speaks with victim survivors, perpetrators, police, and others. If this conversation brings up any concerns for you, please contact Lifeline 13 11 14, 1800 Respect (1800 737 732), or Safe Steps 1800 015 188.

Award-winning investigative journalist and author Jess Hill unravels the complexities of domestic abuse and its insidious forms, like coercive control. These are issues Jess delves into in her podcast series, The Trap, where she speaks with victim survivors, perpetrators, police, and others. If this conversation brings up any concerns for you, please contact Lifeline 13 11 14, 1800 Respect (1800 737 732), or Safe Steps 1800 015 188. Broadcast on 5 April 2022.

In this episode Manaan reveals the 3 practice shifts that lie at the foundation of a new program called 7 SAFE Steps. The are:Prediction to PreventionPast to FutureDeficits to AssetsThese 3 shifts will bring progress to the practice of care provision for those in suicidal distress, they are an automatic consequence of the mindset shift from top to TAP. 

 7:15am - Prof Lyndall RyanAn eight year long project to map the massacres of people on the Australian frontier is the “first sustained effort to break the code of silence” on the violence of colonisation. The map is not definitive, because so many massacres were hidden and people have never talked about them, but this is the first time we have a national map that has a clear method of investigation. The true picture may never be known because the code of silence about massacres has been universal. Prof Lyndall Ryan, the academic and historian who led the massacres map project at the University of Newcastle joined Marisa Sposaro on Doin Time earlier in the week     CONTENT WARNING:  A warning that the audio contains information about acts of violence that may cause distress.(There are no images of people on this website) 7:30am - Emma Macey-StorchEmma Macey-Storch is the director of the film GEETA. A film about a mother's heartfelt attempt to support herself and her daughter after an acid attack. The Melbourne premiere is scheduled for this Wed 30th of March at 7pm at the Astor Theatre. You can find tickets on :https://www.astortheatre.net.au/films/geeta Please be advised that this interview contains discussion of intimate partner violence, physical assault, and acid attacks. If you need support please contact 1800RESPECT(1800 737 732) or Safe Steps on 1800 015 188. 7:45am - Matt KunkelMatt Kunkel is the CEO of the Migrant Worker's Centre and joins us today to discuss visa and migration pathways. We will discuss the Centre's recent Lives in Limbo report and the recent news that Australia will begin recognising degrees from India. 8:00am - Tilde Joy3CR producer extraordinaire Tilde Joy comes on to chat about our special Trans Day of Audibility 2022 broadcast, 7 hours of trans radio this Sunday the 27th of March from 12-7PM in the lead up to Trans Day of Visibility on 31 March. 8:15am - Fiona AllisonDr Fiona Allison, Senior Research Fellow at Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research, joins us to speak about the Call It Out racism register released this week by the National Justice Project and Jumbunna Institute, which aims to track instances of racism against First Nations people. She has worked on national and other projects related to improving justice outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including in the area of race discrimination and racism and in the criminal justice system.

In this episode Caroline has an extremely raw and candid conversation, with a very special guest, Greens Senator, Lidia Thorpe. Lidia is a proud DjabWurrung Gunnai Gunditjmara woman with a long and proud history advancing human rights and social participation.Lidia is the current Senator for Victoria, representing the Australian Greens, and is also the first Aboriginal Senator from Victoria.  Recently in Australia, there has been an uprising of outrage against the violence and sexual assault experienced by women in Parliament. In this episode, they discuss Lidia's experience being a Blak women in Parliament and unpack some of her experiences with racism, sexism and other discriminatory practices.  Lidia outlines the important steps for young people and First Nations communities to make to create a ‘fair government' that seeks to advance climate justice action, by explaining the importance of voting in the next election.She also shares some inspiring stories of her upbringing and the long line of strong blak women who have shaped her. This is certainly an episode you won't want to miss! To learn more about Lidia and the  Australian Greens Party follow her on Instagram here and visit her website here. To learn more about Lidia's amazing work, be sure to listen to her podcast Truth Telling with Lidia Thorpe here. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and don't forget to follow the show!Follow Caroline on Instagram @blak_wattle_coaching and learn more about working with Caroline here! This episode deals with themes of family and sexual violence that some viewers might find triggering. If you need assistance, it's ok to not be ok, you can contact Djirra on 1800 105 303 or Safe Steps 1800 015 188.We would like to acknowledge Aboriginal people as Australia's First Peoples' who have never ceded their sovereignty. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation where the podcast was taped. We pay our deepest respects to Traditional Owners across Australia and Elders past, present and emerging.This podcast was brought to you by On Track Studio.www.ontrackstudio.com.au@on.track.studioFor advertising opportunities please email hello@ontrackstudio.com.au

Stay safe this season, wear blaze orange while hiking and avoid areas where people are hunting. Hunters should always ask permission to use private property, and notify others where they will be hunting. Be safe in processing, cooking, and storing too!

By Sasha Hupka If Your Time Is Short: In recent weeks, several California school districts have announced that students over the age of 12 will be required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine to attend school in person. Some districts, such as the Los Angeles Unified School District, will only accept medical exemptions to the shot, while others, like the Oakland Unified School District, will also offer personal belief exemptions. California for decades has required schoolchildren receive vaccines for a range of diseases from measles to mumps to chickenpox, but experts say it's unclear whether districts can individually mandate vaccines under current state law.  California law allows the state Legislature and the department of public health to set vaccination requirements for schoolchildren but does not include a process for local school boards. Legal scholars expect that the mandates will be challenged in court. When the Culver City Unified School District announced in August it would require all eligible students to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the announcement was met with overwhelming support from the surrounding Los Angeles County community. But as other schools across California have announced similar mandates in recent weeks, questions have emerged about whether individual districts can legally require public schoolchildren to receive COVID-19 shots, spurring opposition. The Los Angeles Unified School District saw protesters when its board voted to mandate COVID-19 shots for students over 12 years of age on Sept. 9. The vote led to claims online that the district did not have the legal authority to require vaccinations. Last week, a crowd of parents holding signs with slogans like “My child, my choice” gathered outside a high school in Glendale, even though the school currently has no COVID-19 vaccination mandate in place for pupils. Experts say previous legal rulings indicate that schools can generally mandate vaccinations for students and employees. But in California, where the state Legislature has already passed laws on student vaccination mandates, it's unclear how much latitude districts might have to require schoolchildren to get the shot. Legal scholars expect that the courts will have to work out the details. In the meantime, here's what we know. Constitutional Challenges Leslie Jacobs, a professor of constitutional law at McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento and director of the Capital Center for Law & Policy, said legal scholars “always” expect to see constitutional challenges to vaccine mandates. But in the case of school vaccination mandates, she said those challenges “should not be strong” and are unlikely to succeed in court given past rulings. “Religious liberty shouldn't be a winner constitutionally and bodily integrity — ‘I can't have a shot in my body' — should also not be a winner constitutionally,” Jacobs said. Government entities like schools and the U.S. Army have historically been able to require vaccinations based on legal precedent set by Jacobson v. Massachusetts in 1905. At the time, Massachusetts law empowered local health boards to enforce mandatory, free vaccinations for adults if it was deemed crucial to the health and safety of the surrounding community. Adults who refused to get vaccinated faced a $5 fine. During a smallpox outbreak in 1902, the city of Cambridge mandated the vaccination of all of its residents. One resident, Henning Jacobson, refused, sparking a case that eventually went before the U.S. Supreme Court. The court upheld the vaccination requirement. That decision firmly established the power of states and other government entities to enforce compulsory vaccinations in the interest of public health, according to legal scholars. "A community has the right to protect itself against an epidemic of disease which threatens the safety of its members," Justice John Marshall Harlan wrote in the majority opinion in the case. California's Current Vaccination Laws Vaccinations for California schoolchildren are currently regulated by Senate Bill 277, which passed in June 2015. The legislation was prompted by an outbreak of measles at Disneyland in 2014 that ultimately infected more than 150 people from eight different states, Mexico and Canada. For decades, California has mandated vaccinations against measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, hepatitis B, influenza type B, polio, whooping cough, tetanus and chickenpox. But passage of the law removed personal belief exemptions, giving California one of the toughest vaccination mandates in the nation. Without a medical exemption, the only way parents could opt out of vaccinating their children was to home-school them or enroll them in an independent study program without classroom instruction.  The legislation also included several options for adding vaccinations to the mandated list. The state Legislature could pass a new statute or amend the law at any time, opting to add a new vaccination with or without a personal belief exemption. Alternatively, a clause in the law allowed the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to mandate new vaccines, taking into consideration advice from health experts. But if a vaccination is added to the schedule in this way, the legislation stipulates that personal belief exemptions must be offered to parents and students. The law raises several legal concerns for school districts currently mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for students. Dorit Reiss, a professor of law at UC Hastings in San Francisco and a member of the Vaccine Working Group on Ethics and Policy, said the law can be interpreted as a minimum standard that schools must follow and noted that one clause in the legislation gives districts “broad authority” to act in ways that do not conflict with the law. However, Reiss said legal challenges could stem from the fact that state law does not lay out any sort of formal process for individual districts to add vaccination requirements. “The argument is that because the state has extensively regulated this area, the state has occupied it, and districts cannot deviate from state law at will,” Reiss said. “The broad school immunization law covers it, and there is no room for local action.” Ultimately, it's unclear where courts will land on the issue. Jacobs said schools mandating COVID-19 vaccinations are “pushing the envelope” legally. Will More California Schools Mandate COVID-19 Vaccinations? So far, just a handful of California school districts have mandated COVID-19 shots for students.  Culver City and Los Angeles Unified are the two largest districts to do so in Southern California. Neither are currently offering personal belief exemptions. Last week, the Oakland Unified School District and Piedmont Unified School District, both in Alameda County, became the first districts to mandate the vaccination in Northern California. While Piedmont Unified is only allowing medical exemptions, Oakland Unified will accept personal belief waivers. Other school districts seem less eager to jump into new mandates. Officials with the San Francisco Unified School District and the San Diego Unified School District told CalMatters earlier this month that they did not plan to set a vaccination requirement. When Culver City Unified announced its vaccination mandate, Superintendent Quoc Tran told EdSource that he believed the requirement was legally sound. He said school officials did not ask district lawyers to look at the policy. A spokesperson for Los Angeles Unified declined to comment on the school's legal authority for this article, and a spokesperson for Oakland Unified said they could not discuss legal specifics with PolitiFact California as the school believes “there is the possibility of litigation on this topic.” If school districts get challenged in court, Jacobs, with the McGeorge School of Law, said a judge could issue an emergency order to halt vaccination requirements as the case moves through the legal system. It's also possible that districts soon won't be making the vaccination rules in classrooms across the Golden State. During a media briefing last week, California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly said officials are considering a statewide requirement, although no definitive decision has been made. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday said school mandates are “still on the table.” In the meantime, whether or not California school districts can independently require students to get vaccinated will likely be fought out in the courts.  That process may be repeated across the country as districts in other places confront their own state laws on vaccinations in schools. “State law controls,” Jacobs said. “It will be up to a court to look at these sources of state law to determine what's happening.” Source List:  Email interview with Dorit Reiss, a professor of law at UC Hastings and a member of the Vaccine Working Group on Ethics and Policy, Sept. 23, 2021 Zoom interview with Leslie Jacobs, a professor of constitutional law at McGeorge School of Law and director of the Capital Center for Law & Policy, Sept. 23, 2021 The Los Angeles Times, Culver City Unified to require student COVID-19 vaccinations, in what may be a first, Aug. 18, 2021 The Los Angeles Times, L.A. school officials order sweeping student vaccine mandate, a first by a major district, Sept. 9, 2021 ABC7, Parents protest vaccine mandates despite Glendale Unified not having requirement for students, Sept. 24, 2021 Cornell Law Library Legal Information Institute, Henning Jacobson v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts California Legislative Information, Senate Bill No. 277 National Conference of State Legislatures, States With Religious and Philosophical Exemptions From School Immunization Requirements, April 30, 2021 The Los Angeles Times, California Legislature passes mandatory vaccination bill, June 29, 2015 SF Gate, State Assembly approves vaccine bill, June 25, 2015 Centers for Disease Control, Measles Outbreak — California, December 2014 - February 2015, Feb. 20, 2015 Culver City Unified School District, Facebook post, Aug. 17, 2021 Los Angeles Unified School District, Los Angeles Unified to Require All Students 12 and Older to be Vaccinated Against COVID-19 by January 10, 2022, Sept. 9, 2021 Los Angeles Unified School District, Safe Steps to Safe Schools: Frequently Asked Questions Piedmont Unified School District, PUSD Board Meeting Summary – September 22, 2021, Sept. 24, 2021 Oakland Unified School District, OUSD Board of Education Passes Vaccine Requirement for Students 12 Years Old and Up, Sept. 23, 2021 CalMatters, Other school districts in no rush to follow Los Angeles Unified vaccine mandate, Sept. 10, 2021 EdSource, Culver City Unified mandates Covid vaccine for students, possibly a first for California, Aug. 18, 2021 NBC Bay Area, California Considers COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Students 12 and Up, Sept. 23, 2021

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Content warning: violence. If this raises any issues for you, contact: Lifeline 13 11 141800 RESPECT 1800 737 732WithRespect 1800 LGBTIQ (1800 542 847)Visit our website for more support services >Visit thetrap.com.au to learn moreProductionHost & writer Jess HillCreative producer Georgina SavageProducers Mary Crooks AO, Ally Oliver-Perham, Maria Chetcuti, Lucy BallantyneProduction manager Ally Oliver-Perham, Maria ChetcutiSound design & mix Romy Sher, Pariya Taherzadeh-DesovskiResearch Leah McPhersonTranscription Max Favetti, Amanda BarbourProduction assistance Sanduni Hewa Katupothage, Esther Davies-Brown, Alexandra Collins, Georgia Lazarakis, Georgia Shepherd, Aaryn Melzer, Rachael Imam, Lily MooneyArt direction Aimee CarruthersVideo The Social ParadeAnimation Mari FrithPhotography Saskia WilsonWith thanks to the entire team at VWTThe Trap is a harm prevention podcast, created by the Dugdale Trust for Women & Girls (of which the Victorian Women's Trust is Trustee). This project has been made possible thanks to the support of donors. Special thanks to the Phyllis Connor Memorial Trust of Equity Trustees Limited, Jo Baevski, a private donor, and The Bokhara Foundation.© The Dugdale Trust for Women & Girls 2021We are indebted to everyone who courageously shared their stories and wisdom with us. Thank you all.

This weeks guest Sophie Van Den Akker shot to fame on season 6 of Australia's Next Top Model. The show launched her into an incredibly successful modelling career which saw her travelling the world working with high fashion brands. Followers of Sophie will know that she has a thriving career and 2 gorgeous children, so it was a shock when she shared that she'd been engaged in a nearly 3 year legal battle after fleeing her family home with her two children. Sophie was at the end of the road financially and was seeking assistance from her online community.Sophie bravely shares her story and provides hope for any woman struggling through these circumstances. *Trigger Warning* This episode covers domestic violence and the family law court in Australia which some listeners may find distressing.If this episode raises concerns for you please contact an organisation such as Safe Steps on 1800 015 188 Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

STEPS provides the structure to open up communication between parents & teens on topics that need to be discussed. Thriving in today's world requires skills that traditional education doesn't provide. Many parents just don't have the time or bandwidth to fully prepare their children for the challenges ahead. STEPS provides training in those skills.

This weeks guest Sophie Van Den Akker shot to fame on season 6 of Australia's Next Top Model. The show launched her into an incredibly successful modelling career which saw her travelling the world working with high fashion brands. Followers of Sophie will know that she has a thriving career and 2 gorgeous children, so it was a shock when she shared that she'd been engaged in a nearly 3 year legal battle after fleeing her family home with her two children. Sophie was at the end of the road financially and was seeking assistance from her online community.Sophie bravely shares her story and provides hope for any woman struggling through these circumstances. *Trigger Warning* This episode covers domestic violence and the family law court in Australia which some listeners may find distressing.If this episode raises concerns for you please contact an organisation such as Safe Steps on 1800 015 188If you are in immediate danger please call 000. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Okay. So words like 'Federal' and 'Budget' are huge. But if unlike us, you didn't get your closest gal pals around to watch the budget with - we've got your back! In this bonus ep, Victoria will chat you through the highlights of the budget that most relate to you - our beloved community. Once you've devoured this, pop on over to our facebook community and let us know what you reckon.As mentioned in todays episode, there are some great services for reaching out if you're in a vulnerable position including lifeline and Safe Steps.PLUS, because you're a SOTM listener, use the code POD50 and you'll score $50 off the course. Head to our website here: https://www.shesonthemoney.courses/masterclass to find out more today!Love the pod but looking for a more hands-on approach to your money? Look no further. Our budgeting & cash flow masterclass is the tool you need to help overhaul your finances for good. Join Victoria as she steps you through your budgeting and cash flow with all of the smarts and none of the intimidating jargon. Finally, if you're in a money mess and need help untangling the muddle - we've got you sorted - simply record your question and send it through to us at podcast@shesonthemoney.com.au and you may just end up on the podcast! The advice shared on She's on The Money is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. She's on The Money exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. Victoria Devine is an Authorised Representative of Australia Pacific Funds Management Proprietary Limited ABN 34 132 463 257 - AFSL 339151.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Okay. So words like 'Federal' and 'Budget' are huge. But if unlike us, you didn't get your closest gal pals around to watch the budget with - we've got your back! In this bonus ep, Victoria will chat you through the highlights of the budget that most relate to you - our beloved community. Once you've devoured this, pop on over to our facebook community and let us know what you reckon. As mentioned in todays episode, there are some great services for reaching out if you're in a vulnerable position including lifeline and Safe Steps. PLUS, because you’re a SOTM listener, use the code POD50 and you’ll score $50 off the course. Head to our website here: https://www.shesonthemoney.courses/masterclass to find out more today! Love the pod but looking for a more hands-on approach to your money? Look no further. Our budgeting & cash flow masterclass is the tool you need to help overhaul your finances for good. Join Victoria as she steps you through your budgeting and cash flow with all of the smarts and none of the intimidating jargon.  Finally, if you're in a money mess and need help untangling the muddle - we've got you sorted - simply record your question and send it through to us at podcast@shesonthemoney.com.au and you may just end up on the podcast!  The advice shared on She’s on The Money is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. She’s on The Money exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. Victoria Devine is an Authorised Representative of Australia Pacific Funds Management Proprietary Limited ABN 34 132 463 257 - AFSL 339151.

Boni Global CEO'su Sarper Sılaoğlu ile - Boni Global hikayesini, - COVID-19 başta olmak üzere kapalı alanlara yönelik geliştirtikleri çözümleri, - Hangi ülkeler için çözümler geliştirdiklerini, - Dinleyicilerimize olan tavsiyelerini konuştuk. Linkler: - Boni Global internet sitesi: https://www.boniglobal.com/tr/ - Sarper Sılaoğlu Twitter hesabı: https://twitter.com/sarper - Safe Steps ürünü: https://www.boniglobal.com/solutions/... - INNOGATE Uluslararası Hızlandırma Programı: https://www.ariteknokent.com.tr/tr/ek... Patreon Hesabımız: https://www.patreon.com/sifirdanglobale Sizi Yakından Tanıyalım! 15 dakikalık bir sohbette sizi daha yakından tanımak ve Sıfırdan Globale olarak neleri daha iyi yapabileceğimizi öğrenmek istiyoruz. Aşağıdaki link üzerinden görüşme tarihini ayarlayabilirsiniz: https://calendly.com/leventaskan/15min

Gender-based violence is NEVER ok.The entire Behind Closed Doors Team encourages everyone to call outand stand up against gender-based violence!As mentioned during this episode, check out:www.unwomen.org www.facebook.com/thekindnesspandemic    24/7 Support servicesLifeline: phone 131 114   https://www.lifeline.org.au/ Beyond Blue: phone 1300 22 4636      https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ 1800-RESPECT:  phone 1800 737 732   https://www.1800respect.org.au/contact-us    Safe Steps:  phone 1800 015 188   https://www.safesteps.org.au    MensLine:  phone 1300 789 978   https://mensline.org.au    Sexual Assault Crisis Line: phone 1800 806 292   https://www.sacl.com.au/    Kids Helpline: phone 1800 55 1800 (for ages 5 to 25)   https://kidshelpline.com.au/    Office Hours SupportOrange Door:      https://orangedoor.vic.gov.au/what-is-the-orange-door    Family Relationship Advice Line: 1800 050 321    Melissa Brown: phone 0450 216 968   https://shinehealthwellbeing.com.au    SANE Helpline: phone 1800 187 263    Interpreter Services: phone 131 450   

Hello dear friends,We start today off with a very casual chat about the books we’re reading. Jasmine is currently devouring Kokomo by Victoria Hannan and Maggie is gobbling up Dolly Alderton’s Ghosts. From November 13–18, it was Trans Awareness Week. Maggie attended a great talk with Minus 18 and Zoe Terakes and we also found this post on trans terminology super helpful.We then dive into Sia’s newly released trailer for her film Music. We look at why this has caused the autistic community so much hurt, as we draw from Twitter’s hashtags #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs and #ActuallyAutistic. This post by @neurodifferent was really insightful for breaking down ableist euphemisms.Jasmine recommends season four of The Crown and fawns over Princess Di’s outfits and you can see even more of her iconic looks in this article by Daisy Murray for Elle UK. Maggie recommends “'Intimate terrorism': why the murders of Hannah, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey must spark change” by Madonna King for The Age. A trigger warning for this one as it deals with issues of abuse and domestic violence. Please reach out to Lifeline, Safe Steps, Sexual Assault Crisis Line, 1800 My Options or 1800Respect if you or a loved one needs support.Our jingle, editing and production is by India Raine. You can email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts at @jasmineeskye and @yemagz.Endless love,Maggie and Jasmine x

Hi all,Today, we FINALLY hear the long-awaited story of how Jasmine met Niall Horan! Apart from that Wattpad worthy story, we also fantasise about Harry Styles’ encounter with a fan’s goldfish. In our chat about Kim K’s 40th birthday bash, we read from Emma Garland’s Vice article. For our discussion on Poland’s new abortion restrictions, we reference this Guardian article. If this has brought up any difficult feelings, we encourage you to speak to someone from Pregnancy Help Australia, 1800 My Options, Lifeline Australia, Sexual Assault Crisis Line, Safe Steps or 1800Respect.This week, Jasmine recommends Cait Emma Burke’s article, ‘How my generalised anxiety disorder affects getting dressed’ for Fashion Journal. Maggie recommends Reply All’s episode ‘Introducing: Resistance.’Our jingle, editing and production is by India Raine. You can email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts at @jasmineeskye and @yemagz.Maggie & Jasmine xx

[Part 2] Family violence counsellor and court support worker Melissa Brown chats with us about relationships. Kitty also discusses her experience as a victim survivor of family violence.Relationships may not be simple but everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and respect. *THIS EPISODE CONTAINS CONTENT AND TRIGGER WARNINGS*If you or a loved one need support, please contact the following support networks below.  24/7 Support servicesLifeline: phone 131 114https://www.lifeline.org.au/ Beyond Blue: phone 1300 22 4636https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ 1800-RESPECT:  phone 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au/contact-us Safe Steps:  phone 1800 015 188https://www.safesteps.org.au MensLine:  phone 1300 789 978https://mensline.org.au Sexual Assault Crisis Line: phone 1800 806 292https://www.sacl.com.au/ Kids Helpline: phone 1800 55 1800 (for ages 5 to 25)https://kidshelpline.com.au/   Office Hours SupportOrange Door:   https://orangedoor.vic.gov.au/what-is-the-orange-door Family Relationship Advice Line: 1800 050 321 Melissa Brown: phone 0450 216 968https://shinehealthwellbeing.com.au SANE Helpline: phone 1800 187 263 Interpreter Services: phone 131 450

*CONTENT AND TRIGGER WARNING*Domestic violence counsellor and social worker Melissa Brown chats with us about domestic violence.https://shinehealthwellbeing.com.au Support services: 1800-RESPECT, phone 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au/contact-us Safe Steps: ph 1800 015 188https://www.safesteps.org.au CASA House: phone 03 9635 3610http://www.casahouse.com.au Orange Door:  https://orangedoor.vic.gov.au Mensline: phone 1300 789 978https://mensline.org.au 

“Despite the constant negative press covfefe.” – President Trump, 12:06 am, May 31 2017.This week on the podcast we are talking about the candidates of the 2020 US Presidential election. We'll give you the 411 on the confirmed Republican and Democratic candidates, Trump and Biden, as well as some lesser known hopefuls running for office.And join us in Sligo, Ireland, where we are also talking about the complex and nuanced romance of Connell and Marianne, in the new Stan series ‘Normal People' adapted from Sally Rooney's Booker prize nominated novel of the same name. And of course, a conversation about Normal People would not be complete without paying homage to @Connellschain.*****Note: Episode contains mature and potentially triggering themes. Please refer to links below *****------------ Show Links ---------*** Normal People - on Stan ***Support is available at: 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732), Safe Steps (https://www.safesteps.org.au/) Beyond Blue (https://www.beyondblue.org.au/), Black Dog Institute (https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/), Headspace (https://www.headspace.com/), your GP and Lifeline (13 11 14). If you are concerned about your behaviour towards your partner please contact Men's Referral Service (1300 766 491)------------ Graces Links ---------**Vermin supreme 2020 presidential campaign https://verminsupreme2020.com ****Daniel Radcliffes letter on the Trevor project ** https://www.thetrevorproject.org/2020/06/08/daniel-radcliffe-responds-to-j-k-rowlings-tweets-on-gender-identity/ **** Australian night parrots that can't see well in the dark ** https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-12/night-parrot-bad-eyesight-linked-to-low-population/12334534** ‘At the clinic' short story by Sally Rooney, featuring Marianne and Connell at age 23 ** https://www.thewhitereview.org/fiction/at-the-clinic/------------ Miranda's Links ---------*** Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand Prime Minister - Youtube Dance - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4SBb465bF0 ****** Love Life - On Stan ****** Kangaroo Mine Shaft Rescue article - https://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/6654062/bizarre-escape-for-kangaroo-joey-stuck-in-mineshaft/#slide=1 *** The Juice Media - YouTube Video's - https://www.youtube.com/user/thejuicemedia

CAH is on the frontline when it comes to physical family violenc, but there is so much more. Peter, who is the Project Officer gives a great insight into this whole of community issue. Help for Colac: Orange Door - https://orangedoor.vic.gov.au - 5232 5500 Safe Steps - 24/7 - https://www.safesteps.org.au/ - 1800 015 188 Call the Police - 000

Safe Steps to Restart: How Baptist Health Is Ensuring Safety While Meeting Patient Needs for HealthcarePredictive modeling shows Kentucky and Indiana may have reached an anticipated plateau in coronavirus cases. As a result, leaders have cleared the way for hospitals and outpatient facilities to begin to resume medical care that had been halted because of COVID-19. In this special edition of our podcast, Baptist Health CEO Gerard Colman outlines steps the health system is taking to ensure a safe return to full operations, including daily surveillance of PPE, capacity, and cases. He also discusses the advancement of new digital options for healthcare and explains an investigational treatment in which Baptist Health is using plasma to help critically ill patients recover from the virus.

We also talk about the need for funding and sponsorship to keep our Community Radio OCR FM going. The weather was inclement, so the Silent Walk activities were held at COPACC - this meant our planned Outside broadcast was cancelled. We yarned together, and Aaaron Coombes from the Salvation Army came in for a chat about their services. • Orange Door - 1800 312 820 • The Men's Behaviour Change Program (03) 5278 8122 • Mensline - 1300 789 978 • Kids - 1800 551 800 • Colac Orange Door - CAH - 5232 5500 • 24 Hr Counselling & Support Service - 1800 737 732 • Safe Steps - 1800 015 188 The Salvation Army Colac Corps Thrift Shop 100 Bromfield St (03) 5231 1178

Today we once again chat with.Holly Kercheval who is the Project Officer for the Child & Family Alliance for the Colac Otway Area and Corangamite. Holly is with Colac Area Health who are the lead agency in the alliance. We promote the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence 2019 with the theme "respect women: call it out", and Ebony Hickey, from Caracaramigen pops in to promote the Orange Shirt Painting event at thhouse on the 27th from 2.00 till 4.00pm. For Help - in emergency, cal 000 · Orange Door - 1800 312 820 · The Men's Behaviour Change Program (03) 5278 8122 · Mensline - 1300 789 978 · Kids - 1800 551 800 · Colac Orange Door - CAH - 5232 5500 · 24 Hr Counselling & Support Service - 1800 737 732 · Safe Steps - 1800 015 188

Episode 1 of the Innovation Exchange podcast explores the challenges facing our health and care service in relation to ageing. NHS England's Clinical Director for Older People, Professor Martin Vernon joins our host Dr Hasan Chowhan, plus we hear about exciting innovations MySense (https://www.mysense.ai/) , Safe Steps (http://www.safesteps.tech/) , Droplet (https://www.droplet-hydration.com/) and Escape Pain (https://escape-pain.org/) that could change the way we look after our health as we age.

Today we chatted about the upcoming 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 2019 with the theme Respect Women: Call It Out. The period is from the 25th November to 10th December. Our guest is Holly Kercheval who is the Project Officer for the Child & Family Alliance for the Colac Otway Area and Corangamite, with Colac Area Health being the lead agency in the alliance. Helplines mentioned: Orange Door - 1800 312 820 The Men's Behaviour Change Program (03) 5278 8122 Mensline - 1300 789 978 Kids - 1800 551 800 Colac Orange Door - CAH - 5232 5500 24 Hr Counselling & Support Service - 1800 737 732 Safe Steps - 1800 015 188

Episode 1 of the Innovation Exchange podcast explores the challenges facing our health and care service in relation to ageing. NHS England's Clinical Director for Older People, Professor Martin Vernon joins our host Dr Hasan Chowhan, plus we hear about exciting innovations from MySense, Safe Steps, Droplet and Escape Pain that could change the way we look after our health as we age.

On today's show we talk to Jo Malcolm-Black about Family Violence and the supports offered by Uniting. For more information on Safe Steps pleae contact 1800 015 188 or visit their website HERE If you have found anything in today's show upsetting please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, or Wellways Helpline on 1300 111 500. 

On this episode of Richo, Graham Richardson crosses to Greg Barton in Bangkok to speak about rising militant Islam in Asia before former cricketer and Fox Cricket commentator Brendon Julian joins him at the desk to chat the test. Lastly Richo spoke with Jacinta Wainwright front Safe Steps about domestic violence and the psychology behind it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month is Domestic and Family Violence Awareness Month, a chance to raise awareness of the social and personal impacts of violence and to make aware of the support available for those affected.On today's Brainwaves we talked to Kate, a Survivor Advocate from safe steps, on her experience of family violence. safe steps is a Family Violence Response Centre who offer a 24/7 support line as well as online resources for understanding family violence. Content warning: domestic and family violence. If this is confronting for you then please contact safe steps on 1800 015 188, Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Wellways Helpline on 1300 111 500. 

- Great organisations to donate to at Christmas or anytime eg Safe Steps, Children by Choice and Marie Stopes.- Adopting companion animals.- For more information on this episode and for links to all of the stories and clips from it, go to: http://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/2017/12/21/195/

Warning, this episode contains strong language and spoilers for the current season of the Bachelor Discussed In This Episode: The Bachelor, How To Feel, Safe Steps, A Bad Edit, Crumbling, Fear Leads To Anger, The Liz Issue, Married, Wine & Helicopters, Three Lines, Mobius Strip, Boof, Honest Moment, Blurred Butts   Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

After news of the drinking water disaster in Flint, Michigan, how can you make sure your water is safe to drink, bathe in and cook with?  Tom and Leslie have advice to help. If you want to save water and still have a lush, green yard, you can install Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After news of the drinking water disaster in Flint, Michigan, how can you make sure your water is safe to drink, bathe in and cook with?  Tom and Leslie have advice to help. If you want to save water and still have a lush, green yard, you can install Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A form of domestic violence is economic violence - controlling women's money so that they don't have power within a relationship, or to leave the relationship. This can take the form of racking up massive debts. Today we talk to Emma Smallwood from Women's Legal Service Victoria and Jeff McMullen from Housing for the Aged Action Group about how this effects their clients.If you or someone you know needs help with domestic violence in Victoria you can contact Safe Steps at www.safesteps.org.au or on 1800 015 188. If you're in immediate danger call 000.