Acknowledgement Of Country

We respect First Nations peoples and their enduring connection to country – to the land, air, waterways, oceans, animals and plants – and recognise the wisdom and culture that has seen them thrive for thousands of years. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded, and, with humility and courage, wholeheartedly commit heads, hearts and hands to a path of healing, restitution and justice, embracing the wisdom of those who can guide us. We will fulfil our responsibility with honesty and integrity, we will challenge injustice, and - in all of this - we will hold ourselves accountable.

eAware: Tech-based Coercive Control

Technology should help us feel more connected — not controlled. Join us for a free community session on how tech can be used to control, track and harm in relationships and what you can do about it.

Violence Against Women

Date: 12th May 2026

Time: 10:30-12:30pm

Location: Online

Register

  • Online

  • Isolde Scherrer

  • 2

  • 30

About this Workshop

Learning Outcomes

Together we’ll explore:

  • How control can show up through phones, apps & online accounts
  • What coercive control looks like, in a rural and regional context
  • Practical ways to stay safe                                                                                        
  • How to help someone who might be experiencing this

Suitable for all regional and rural Victorian community members.

Isolde Scherrer

Registrations for this event are managed through Humanitix. Use the link below to sign up for this training workshop.

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