Brothers Standing Tall Workshop
The myth that domestic and family violence is a private matter enables it to occur. This two-hour workshop is for First Nations men to learn about the impact of family violence on the community.
What you will learn
This is an introduction to understanding family violence and the impacts on First Nations families. Learners will gain insight into these issues and consider how family violence can be prevented within communities.
The workshop is delivered by experienced First Nations male trainers at locations across Australia.
Who should attend?
Available for First Nations males over 18 years old.
Why attend?
By attending the workshop, you will be able to:
- gain valuable knowledge and insights into the nature of family violence
- learn from highly skilled, experienced facilitators
- network and share insights with other learners
- contribute to the Federal Government’s mission towards ending violence against women and children within one generation.
Eligibility and fees
Learners must have a Unique Student Identifier to enrol in the workshop.
For full details about eligibility and costs, please click Here.
How to apply
If you need more information first, please review our Pre-enrolment Course Information and RTO Compliance Manual.
If you have any questions or need assistance with the application, please contact us.
Hear from past learners
“I thoroughly enjoyed this training specific for First Nation People. I feel armed with information knowledge and skills I can support my families with.”
— DV-alert past learner