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C15 ยท Self paced course

Responding to family violence in migrant and refugee communities

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Migrant and refugee women report the same forms of family violence as other women, but visa status, distance from family, language and settlement give the person using violence extra ways to control them. This course shows you what those tactics look like, why people may not tell you, and how to respond and refer without adding to the risk.

Five modules and a course check.

Written for Australia. The law, services and support lines in this course are Australian. Outside Australia, check your own law.

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Modules

  1. 01Migration as a tool of controlLicensed
  2. 02Violence across families and bordersLicensed
  3. 03Culture, family and disclosureLicensed
  4. 04Children, trauma and settlementLicensed
  5. 05Responding, referring and settlement as preventionLicensed

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