Be a Participant of Insight Exchange
Open the invitation to be a participant.
Participation can be from anywhere in Australia. Interviews take place (in-person and/or virtually depending on locations) with skilled interviewers in the Insight Exchange team.
- You can read more detail in the Participation Guide.
- If you are interested in participating, please contact us or complete the Expression of Interest form.
(Please note: An expression of interest can only be submitted by the person wishing to participate and cannot be submitted on behalf of another person.)
What have participants said about their experience of participation?
"Thanks... just doing that interview and reading it now has really changed my perception again. Im not sure where or how, but I feel different and in a good moving on way." | Participant, 2019
"I thought the Insight Exchange interviewer was truly fantastic. She put me at ease, let me guide the conversation and made sure I felt that the space was safe and free from judgement." | Participant, 2020
"I found the whole experience incredibly respectful, acknowledging and very supportive." | Participant 2020
"I enjoyed participating in the interview, could feel comfortable and secure during the whole process." | Participant 2021
"The complete process was exceptional." | Participant 2022
Read the collection of messages to participants who shared their lived experience insights.
Insight Exchange centres on the expertise of people with lived experience of domestic and family violence and gives voices to these experiences. Insight Exchange is designed to inform and strengthen social, service and systemic responses to domestic and family violence.
We acknowledge that whilst our best hopes are that participation in Insight Exchange is positive, we cannot assume to know or measure all that participation may mean to someone at the time or over time. We also acknowledge that despite our best efforts to assemble with a participant a more accurate representation of some of their experiences, we can never fully understand all that their experiences of violence mean to them now or through their life. We understand that no one’s life experience can ever be fully represented in language or any other form.
At all times the Insight Exchange team work to fulfill
- Domestic Violence Service Management's code of conduct
- Domestic Violence Service Management's values and principles.
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