This webinar unpacks the intersection between alcohol and gendered violence, and provides an overview of current evidence from a panel with expertise in public health policy, lived experience and research. Stay tuned to the end of this video for an in-depth Q&A panel discussion about policy measures that can make a real difference to preventing and reducing alcohol-related violence.
Speakers: FARE CEO Caterina Giorgi, celebrated actor and Survivor Advocate Kym Valentine, world-renowned researcher in alcohol-related intimate partner violence Dr Ingrid Wilson, proud Palawa woman and University of Queensland PhD candidate and project manager Nicole Hewlett, UNSW criminology Professor Michael Salter.
Read the key takeaways from Rapid Review panel's recommendations on alcohol to prevent gender-based violence: fare.org.au/rapid-review-expert-panels-recommendations-on-alcohol-prevent-gendered-violence/
Read FARE's reaction to National Cabinet's recent decision to act on alcohol to prevent gendered violence: fare.org.au/fare-welcomes-national-cabinet-decision-to-act-on-alcohol-to-help-prevent-gendered-violence/
Find out more about FARE's campaign: fare.org.au/alcohol-and-gendered-violence/
0:00 - FARE CEO Caterina Giorgi introduces the panel and provides background on conversation
4:28 - Kym Valentine explains why listening is the strategy in preventing gendered and family violence
17:17 - Dr Ingrid Wilson provides an overview of research into alcohol-related intimate partner violence, including how alcohol and violence are intertwined and how men's drinking can have an insidious impact on women's lives
34:53 - Nicole Hewlett shares how Indigenous communities have led the way in implementing effective strategies to prevent and reduce alcohol-related violence
41:31 - Dr Michael Salter explains why governments across Australia must act on alcohol as part of a wider prevention strategy
54:18 - Caterina Giorgi reflects on the panel's presentations, including measures governments can take right now to address alcohol-related violence
1:00:58 - Q&A discussion featuring the entire panel