Who attended?

• Policymakers at all levels, including ministers; senior officials, and executive management from federal, state, territory and local governments and agencies
• Practice design decision-makers and practitioners working with sexual assault, domestic and family violence, women’s refuges, judicial support, and immigrant and refugee services
• Peak bodies and networks involved with domestic and family violence services; sexual assault services; strategic Indigenous expertise services; the women’s health sector; CALD, multicultural, and migrant services; broader community services; prevention and education
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support practitioners working to redress the effects of colonisation and/or transgenerational trauma, and leaders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and laws
• Intervention services and organisations working with social services or the legal system and first responders including police, emergency and medical services
• Researchers and research organisations focused on criminology, sociology, health, social work, psychology, law, political science and science