ANIMATIONS AND VIDEOS
We invite you to view, share and embed the animations (below). We ask that you follow and adhere to the guidance on Using Insight Exchange.
Insight Exchange animations (below) have been developed to build on understanding of and responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence. The animations are embedded on this page and hosted on Insight Exchange Vimeo channel.
The Insight Exchange team worked with Guy Downes (and team Reilly Baker and Mitchell Slade) to develop these animations together.
"With each animation the Insight Exchange team curates, I am often left amazed and curious about the severity of the subject matter. It is often difficult to truly place yourself in someone else’s shoes, to separate the sympathy from the empathy, and with each voice over recording, I feel the reality that the average person you walk by on the street may be dealing with violence or abuse. So for me, these videos serve as a reminder that every action we make is a choice, a conscious one at that.” (Audio Engineer - 2022)
ANIMATIONS - VIEW, SHARE & EMBED
Who Benefits? Who Decides? (4mins)
Seeing Possibilities (6mins)
Quality Response Continuum (3:30mins)
My Safety Kit - An introduction for responders (2.5mins)
My Safety Kit decision-making tool (3.5 mins)
The dangers of strangulation (5mins)
Stopping the misuse of NDAs (5.38mins)
Animation co-developed with CBMS and funded by Insight Exchange
Dad - Your choice hurts me (4mins)
Our Interactions - To view content, book a team session in the Responders Lab
Our Responses - To view content, book a team session in the Responders Lab
My ecosystem - To view content, book a team session in the Responders Lab
Follow My Meaning - To view content, book a team session in the Responders Lab
View, share, embed 'Our Actions' (7mins)
VIDEOS - ARCHIVE
Short and long-form Insight Exchange videos from events we have hosted to support understanding of and responses to domestic and family violence are listed below with links the showcase archive on Vimeo. These videos feature either Dr Linda Coates and/or Dr Allan Wade from the Centre for Response-Based Practice, Canada,