Two Griffith University academics have been appointed to the newly-established Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council. The councilhas been set...
A new Griffith University program is helping to raise awareness of the issues surrounding domestic violence.
Griffith University's Mentors in Violence Prevention program aims to give bystanders the skills and confidence to safely and effectively prevent, confront or interrupt situations of violence. Student Elise Stephenson recently completed a three-day course run by Dr Shannon Spriggs. Here she shares the impact of that experience
Griffith University is at the forefront of a program that challenges the notion of the “innocent bystander” and aims to...
The symposium aims to promote awareness among researchers, policy-makers, practitioners and community representatives in working towards tangible solutions to prevent...
Leading crime experts will gather at a one-day Griffith University symposium on intimate partner violence and homicide in Brisbane on...
A group Griffith students, dedicated to helping their local community through empowerment projects, will this week showcase their efforts on...
Griffith University’s leading researchers have been recognised at the 2020 Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards.
*Trigger Warning* This post contains information about sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors. Support is available...
