Kate Fitz-Gibbon

The Victorian Parliament Legislative Assembly Legal & Social Issues Committee has released its final report: "Building the evidence base: Inquiry into capturing data on people using family violence in Victoria." This work is critical. Without better data, we cannot design the https://t.co/3OTAXxH6qu

RT @MonashPub: Nine Monash University Publishing authors are appearing at Sorrento Writers’ Festival 24 April-27 April: Lauren Samuelsson…

Alongside @safe_and_equal’s Tania Farha and NTV's Phillip Ripper I spoke with reporter @natalieisbrown about the federal budget. While this Budget offers some welcome initiatives, it falls short of delivering the comprehensive whole of spectrum funding that is needed for https://t.co/YpBt9uHgwV

💡A thought provoking 8 days spent studying Global Leadership and Public Policy at the Harvard @Kennedy_School. At a time when the world feels chaotic and often lacking in examples of evidence-based and inspirational leadership, this was just the bubble of energising hope I https://t.co/fJ6SsajgHx

RT @JavadMushtaq: "The future is shaped by those who dare to challenge the status quo." - Here with a powerful group of changemakers and yo…

Children are too often invisible in our national efforts to tackle domestic, family & sexual violence. 💡In this article Matt Tyler & I argue that Australia must do more to recognise and support children as victim-survivors in their own right. Trauma-informed services, early https://t.co/Ms8cDY24nJ

RT @JavadMushtaq: Excited to Co-Chair #Harvard Social Enterprise Conference (SECON) and lead this panel with amazing changemakers like @bhu…

Really grateful to the Not Super. Woman. podcast team for inviting me to join them in this conversation on the national crisis of violence against women. 🎙️ In this episode we discuss the prevalence of violence against women and the urgent need for systemic change. I also share https://t.co/qMqL8eDriF

Thanks to @WomensAgenda for republishing our article on victim-survivors experiences of domestic violence perpetrated by a police officer and the significant challenges of reporting such violence. 👉🏼 Read our article here: https://t.co/6NdvLL3xCA

Where do you seek help when your abuser is a police officer? Our latest @ConversationEDU article examines the experiences of 17 victim-survivors of domestic violence perpetrated by a partner who is or was a police officer. 👉🏼 Read our article here https://t.co/LmLPnmE07i https://t.co/3MItHZQ0Ed

RT @ConversationEDU: One person said: 'I had to report at the police station where he works, where everybody knows everybody'. @Kate_FitzGi…

In today’s @theheraldsun @CCYPVictoria’s Liana Buchanan and I urge the government to invest significantly and urgently to improve whole of system responses to children who experience family violence.  👉🏼 Read our article here: https://t.co/Z822MqqGWc https://t.co/EtiBDPsaBQ

RT @alexthomasMedia: Utterly disgusting from Marty Sheargold. And disgraceful that his producer or Triple M didn’t pull him up on it. Thi…

Great to have our latest journal article, “Police Officer-Involved Domestic Violence: Examining the Unique Risks and Barriers to Safety”, published in @VAWJournal. Our article examines Australian victim-survivor’s experiences of domestic violence when the perpetrator is a https://t.co/wHQSgG2gqW

Last week I spoke with The Wire about Argentinian president Javier Milei’s announcement that his government will scrap the femicide crime laws, arguing they were ‘woke’. 🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/T1LMTzZ6Ix https://t.co/0EcAfEp6wd

Children's safety is an issue that affects everyone across the world, regardless of country of resident, social status or age. In this @wef article, First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska sets out why everyone from governments to parents & educators must act now to ensure the https://t.co/PtAGobHk36