[WiLT] Fw: Effectively Tackling Domestic Violence, Abuse and Sexual Expoitation

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Subject: Effectively Tackling Domestic Violence, Abuse and Sexual Expoitation


KEY SEMINAR IN LEEDS ON A MAJOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL POLICY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
ISSUE AFFECTING FAMILIES, ADULTS AND CHILDREN

HOW SHOULD WE MOST EFFECTIVELY TACKLE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, ABUSE AND SEXUAL
EXPLOITATION
* CHALLENGING CULTURE AND ATTITUDES
* ERADICATING THE SILO MENTALITY

Wednesday 28 April, 2010
Queen's Hotel,  Leeds

Contributors include
* Ann Cryer MP,  Member, Home Affairs Select Committee
* Keith Lawrance,  Alcohol and Violent Crime Delivery Manager,  Safer Leeds
Partnership
* Dr Emma Williamson,  Research Fellow,  Centre for Gender and Violence Research
* Carmel Napier,   Deputy Chief Constable,  Gwent Police
* Jill Maddison,  Director, Family Justice Court,  Croydon
* Caroline Marsh,  Regional Director of Offender Management for the North West
* Girijamba Polubothu,  Shakti Women's Aid,  Edinburgh
* Ippo Panteloudakis,  Phoneline Coordinator,  Respect
* Cheryl Shackleton,  Director Designate, Centre for Public Policy Seminars
* Senior Representative: Government, Probation Service/CPS, Academe

Issues covered
* How best can we deliver an effective, radical, national plan on domestic
violence?
* How best can we learn across the jurisdictions of these islands?
* How best can we deliver the most effective local multi-agency approach?
* How can we increase reporting and reducing repeat incidences?
* Do we properly see domestic violence as both a serious crime and a fundamental
social ill?
* How can voluntary bodies work in partnership with the statutory agencies to
change the culture?
* How do we support victims and manage perpetrators through effective
multi-agency working?
* How are the police working with other agencies?  :  MARACs and a national
database
* What lessons can be learned from Europe's first Integrated Family Justice
Centre?
* How can Probation deal most effectively with perpetrators within the
community?
* How do we meet NOMS targets accredited by the Correction Service Accreditation
Panel?
* How should we best tackle domestic violence and abuse in minority cultures and
communities?
* Walking the Tightrope  :  How should we best work with men experiencing
domestic violence?
* The Broken Rainbow  :  How can we tackle needs of those experiencing domestic
violence in LGBT relationships?
* Where can we hope to be in ten years time?

How to Book

To see the full programme, speaker biographies, venue information and booking
details go to
http://www.cppseminars.org.uk/site/dpb.cfm?do=ref&fldCPPSref=DV/297&varDetProgBiog=det

There are discounts for voluntary and community organisations and for block
bookings.

Please Note

Any problems, please contact the Office on 01422 845004 or email
seminars at cppseminars.org.uk.