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Whāngaia Bulletin – Waitematā Police
Budget Special: Family and Sexual Violence Work Programme Update
Consultation open on police vetting process
Oranga Tamariki Hui
Workshop: Engaging with Trauma
Justice Committee reports on domestic violence workplace protections bill
E Tū Whānau launches 2018 song competition
Working Therapeutically Tour 2018
Job Vacancy at LIFEWISE: Intensive In-Home Parenting Support Supervisor
Job Vacancy at Bays Youth: NEET Programme Manager
A-OK May Updates
Weekly Media Roundup
New Government funding for family violence services
Free seminars: Working Together for Vulnerable Kids
Mental Health Inquiry consultation opens; reading list on violence and mental health
Job Vacancy at the ICWG: Service Coordinator – Community
Government consultation on use of data and social wellbeing strategy
Updates from the Auckland Women's Centre
Workshops on Understanding and Treating Self-Harming Behaviours
NZALA Seminar: Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence
Toddler Day Out - Great Parenting Event
Backbone Collective releases new report on Lawyer for Child
Weekly Media Roundup
Kōrero mai Crown/Māori Relations hui – Auckland
Weekly Media Roundup
September 25, 2014 at 8:58 AM
The subtle side of abuse:
Reporter Anna Williams talks to a Malborough woman and finds out domestic violence is more than just physical.
Sponser abandons NFL in abuse case fallout:
When NFL players strap on their pink shoes and gloves in October for the league's annual Breast Cancer Awareness month campaign, it will be doing it with one less sponsor, a notable retreat blamed on the league's handling of domestic violence.
NBA to review domestic violence policies:
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Monday his league will "take a fresh look" at its domestic violence procedures in the wake of the NFL's rash of incidents.
Trading icecream for violent games and toy guns:
The people of Marin county, California, have been invited to trade in their toy guns and violent games for ice cream.
The move is a new initiative by Marin county district attorney Ed Berberian, in partnership with Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, and the Center For Domestic Peace.
