Are you passionate about creating workplaces and communities free from gender-based violence (GBV)? Then this is where you need to be! Join trade unionists and anti-GBV advocates from across the region for an engaging and interactive session. In just three hours, you'll explore practical tools, strategies, and skills to support survivors, raise awareness, and drive meaningful change in your workplace and beyond. The best part? It’s designed to equip you to take action right away!
What’s on the agenda?
Trauma-informed care (TIC): Supporting survivors with soft skills
We'll take a deeper dive into understanding how trauma affects survivors and how you can respond effectively. Learn trauma-informed care principles, including hands-on techniques like grounding exercises and language sensitivity. You'll come away equipped to provide meaningful support and create a foundation of trust with survivors.
System skills: Navigating the referral process & preventing revictimisation
As first responders, you play a vital role in the support system for GBV survivors. This session will give you insight into how to navigate the referral process without causing further harm. We’ll discuss preventing revictimisation, understanding the multidisciplinary approach, and identifying ways your union can work with local authorities and other institutions to improve systems of support.
The power of intersectionality in GBV
Learn how different factors like immigration status, disability, and health conditions can create barriers for survivors. We’ll explore how to apply an intersectional lens to better understand these challenges and offer the right support. Through case studies and discussions, you'll gain new perspectives on how to strengthen your work in advocating for survivors’ rights.
Why should you be there?
This is more than just a webinar—it’s an opportunity to connect, learn, and inspire collective action. You'll walk away with practical tools to elevate your advocacy work and help transform workplaces into safe, nurturing, and respectful spaces for everyone. Plus, it's a chance to network with like-minded trade unionists and GBV advocates, share ideas, and learn best practices.
Feel free to share this invitation with anyone you think would benefit from these conversations. The more voices we have in the room, the stronger our anti-GBV movement will be.
Get ready to be inspired, and equipped to lead the charge against GBV in your workplace and community! Don’t wait—register today and join the movement for safer, respectful and more inclusive workplaces.