Insight Exchange centres lived expertise of domestic, family and sexualised violence. It is designed to inform and strengthen social, service and system responses to violence and abuse. Insight Exchange provides free (donated) information, insights and reflection materials to people in any community, service or system. Our thanks to every person who contributed insights for the benefit of many.
Listening - Listening to lived experience insights is essential. The insights include victims’ experiences of, responses to, and resistance against violence and abuse.
Exploring - Individually and collectively, we can listen to and be led by victim-survivors’ insights and experiences of violence and abuse.
Responding - Our response to listening to lived expertise is what makes the difference – socially and systemically.
Learning - Individually and collectively we can build on our understanding to inform our responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence.
Participating - There are several ways you can participate in Insight Exchange at your lead.
WHAT'S ON & WHAT'S NEW
We invite you to view, share & embed the new Any Responder Module (48mins).
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We invite you to view, share & embed the new Foundations Module (57mins)
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We invite you to view, share & embed Building understanding of and responses to strangulation (45mins) (New 2025)
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Responders Lab: Booking options (for a virtual facilitated session for a group) in May, June and July 2025 are now open.
The opportunity to Be a Participant has re-opened in mid-March 2025.
Insight Exchange acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our work and services operate and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We extend this respect to all First Nations peoples across the country and the world. We acknowledge that the sovereignty of this land was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.