KITS, GUIDES & TOOLS
On this page you will find the following kits, guides and tools that feature in specific landing pages on the website:
- Reflections Kit
- Working with distressing content
- Quality Response Continuum
- Guide to uplifting workplace responses
- Workplace Intranet Content Guide
- Workplace Scenarios Kit
- Support My Economic Safety
- Website Guidance
- Archive
Reflections Kit
The Reflections Kit is designed to build on understanding of and responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence.
It is a free (donated) resource for any individuals, teams, communities, organisations and institutions.
The Reflections Kit introduces the purpose of and link to some of the materials featured in the Insight Exchange library.
Open the Reflections Kit (new edition updated Oct 2024)
Working with distressing content
Working with distressing content is a reflection resource for people who decide what and how content about violence and abuse is shared.
Working with distressing content invites you to reflect on and consider the way you work with content that may be viewed as ‘distressing’ because it relates to domestic, family and sexualised violence.
Explore more on the Working with content landing page
Quality Response Continuum
What do we need to be thinking about when it comes to the quality of our responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence?
The quality response continuum is an Insight Exchange tool designed to support critical reflection about the quality of our responses. View the Quality Response Continuum animation (3.30mins)
Explore examples using the quality response continuum
Guide Workplace Responses
Explore our Guide: Uplifting workplace responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence (3rd Edition). The guide has been developed in response to our Insights Paper: Experiences and perceptions of workplace responses to domestic and family violence.
Explore more on Workplace Responses
Workplace Intranet Content Guide
The Workplace Intranet Content Guide is designed to support organisations in their intranet communication about workplace responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence. The guide is not exhaustive or conclusive. It is designed to support reflection and review of what your organisation has in place already, how that might need to be adapted, and what might be missing.
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Workplace Scenarios Kit
The Workplace Scenarios Kit is designed to provide practical support to organisations as they assess their existing and potential responses to experiences of domestic and family violence. It complements the Futures Framework and other Insight Exchange materials designed to inform and support responders.
Explore more on Workplace Responses
Support my economic safety
Support My Economic Safety provides guidance and reflections for people in organisations and systems who want to improve responses to economic abuse. It has been developed from the insights of women who have experienced economic abuse in the context of domestic and family violence and includes their words as ‘case studies’ throughout. Lived experiences of economic abuse have significant and ongoing consequences, negatively impacting all domains of wellbeing.
Explore more on My Economic Safety
Website Guidance
Together we can uplift communications across the ecosystem, identifying and closing gaps in our communication. Making sure no 'door' to information and support is hidden, and every 'door' offers a safe, supported discreet experience for victim-survivors of domestic, family and sexualised violence and their supporting family and friends.
The findings in the No Hidden Door initiative shaped this Website Guidance (content and functions).
ARCHIVE
Archived items are listed in the 'Archiving' section of the Engagement Reporting. Wherever possible, archived documents and URLs are redirected to the home page (or equivalent).