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🌟A Coordinated Community-led Approach to End Domestic Abuse🌟 Join us for a transformative webinar on the Coordinated Community Response (CCR) model and learn how YOU can drive real change in the fight against domestic abuse. Nearly 100 professionals from healthcare, police, specialist domestic abuse services, housing, and the criminal justice sector have already signed up. Will you be next? 💡 What You’ll Gain: ✅ Understand how CCR eliminates service gaps and ensures survivor safety at every step. ✅ Discover the role of leadership in fostering collaboration and driving systemic change. ✅ Learn how survivor voice and working with communities to develop long-term prevention strategies create sustainable solutions. ✅ Explore the value of joining the CCR Network: webinars, workshops, and exclusive resources. This free webinar is your chance to join a growing network of changemakers working to create a safer, more equitable future. Let’s transform how we tackle domestic abuse—together. 📅 Date & Time: 28th January 2025 | 1:00–2:00 PM 📍 Location: Online 👉 Sign Up Now: https://lnkd.in/etbXnWCk 💥 Space is limited! Secure your spot now and join 100+ professionals already committed to change. Don’t wait—sign up today and take the first step toward building safer communities. #EndDomesticAbuse #CCRModel #SurvivorSafety #CollaborativeChange #HopeAndAction

Tomorrow, is the kick-off of the #UNSummitoftheFuture. World leaders will convene and take important steps towards safeguarding the future. At this occasion, we call on world leaders to adopt ambitious measures to protect the rights of the most at-risk children, including children deprived of family care, in the context of the #SustainableDevelopmentAgenda

Longreach Regional Council, under the leadership of Mayor Tony Rayner, has been a proud member of the Domestic and Family Violence Council's Champions Network for years. Why? Because they know that change starts with awareness. By being part of this network, councils like Longreach are helping to break the silence, increase understanding, and reduce domestic violence in our communities. Mayor Rayner highlights the importance of bringing this hidden issue into the public conversation, saying:   "It's not something people like to talk about publicly, but it's vital to put it out there. Talking about it increases awareness and understanding—key steps to prevention."   Since March, more than 30 councils have joined the Champions Network. Mayor Rayner encourages others to step up:   "It's a program every local government should be part of. It’s about creating healthier, stronger communities."   Let’s keep the conversation going. Together, we can make a difference.   #16DaysOfActivism #DFVChampionsNetwork

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It's true - I shall be a part of a panel discussion talking about the merits of seeking media coverage around issues of sexual assault, recovery and government response.

UPDATE: Community Associations Institute v. U.S. Department of Treasury Not a Community Associations Institute (CAI) member? You may want to encourage your community association to become one now. As noted in the most recent CAI blog post (link below), if the court's decision goes CAI's way, "association standing" may protect all members from having to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act by 1/1/2025. More to come soon on the preliminary injunction. https://lnkd.in/gah-pkQj

Understanding the Corporate Transparency Act: Learn how the new Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) impacts community associations and what you need to know about compliance deadlines, penalties, and the steps the Community Associations Institute (CAI) is taking to protect associations from unnecessary burdens. Explore why joining CAI could be crucial in securing potential exemptions and how the organization is fighting back against the law's impact on volunteer board members. Don't miss the deadline to file your report by January 1, 2025.

At Team Anna, we are working for you -- fighting for us. And we're not going to slow down in our fight for economic prosperity and equality for all. That's why we are working with coalition partners to host a series of virtual events centered on preparing for the return of an extreme Trump Administration with the purpose of delivering clear action items that will help protect our local communities and collective freedoms. These are dark times, and we know people are tired. But these events will also serve as a reminder that you are not alone. And together, we will face what is to come. This first virtual event will level set and unpack what a Trump Administration means for Florida and the initial steps we can take to fight back. Future events will focus more specifically on issues and communities we know will be at risk in 2025. These events will build up between now and into 2025. Please join us and spread the word. Stay tuned for additional dates to be announced, too. RSVP Here: https://lnkd.in/e-ay8QV9

This poster, developed by the Durham Region Anti-Racism Taskforce (DRART) helps outline how to report hate activity in the community and what happens after. Help spread the word by sharing this information within your circles: https://bit.ly/3P0aIp0