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Quando la casa non è un rifugio

Posted on: 04/05/2020 Last updated on: 14/07/2020 Written by: Jasmin Categorized in: MCWH in the media
Excerpt from Il Globo
By Susanna Burchielli
Accessed: 4 May 2020

 

Allarme violenza domestica: isolamento, convivenza forzata e precarietà finanziaria i principali fattori scatenanti.

Featuring MCWH Executive Director, Dr Adele Murdolo

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How MCWH prevents violence against women

  • MCWH works with migrant and refugee communities to prevent violence before it starts.
  • If you are in immediate danger please call the emergency services on 000.
  • To talk to someone about violence happening to you now, contact your local family violence service or contact us to link you to a service that can help.

Read more about our projects, publications and strategies to prevent violence against women

Latest resources

  • Safety and Support in My Language Project Findings Report
  • We all have a right to live free from violence in Australia fact sheets in seven languages
  • Family violence is unacceptable in any culture fact sheets in seven languages
  • How to support someone experiencing family violence in seven languages
  • Advocacy Brief: All Together in Prevention and Response Project

Watch the Making the Links video to hear migrant and refugee women and service providers talk about some of the barriers to accessing services in regional Victoria, including family violence services.

Read more about our projects, publications and strategies to prevent violence against women

Making the Links Podcast

Making the Links is a conversation with experts and practitioners who have years of experience working with migrant and refugee people who have experienced family violence. We ask them about the structural issues and gaps that migrant and refugee women face.

  • Making the Links Podcast: Episode 7
  • Making the Links Podcast: Episode 6
  • Making the Links Podcast: Episode 5

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