MODULES - VIEW, SHARE & EMBED

We invite you to view, share and embed the free (donated) Insight Exchange modules listed and embedded below.

These are also accessible via our Vimeo Channel. The modules are: 'Any Responder', 'Foundations', 'The significance of siblings', 'Understanding and responding to strangulation', and 'An Introduction to Economic Abuse' (CWES). We ask that you follow and adhere to the guidance on Using Insight Exchange.

Any Responder

View, share and embed Any Responder Module (48mins)

The module is designed to build on understanding of and responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence. Our thanks to people who shared lived experience insights to inform social, service and system responses to violence and abuse.

© 2025 Insight Exchange | Production with Reilly Baker & Mitchell Janson | Embedded animations developed with: Guy Downes | Voices of Insight Collection Artworks: Collaborating Artist Louise Whelan, Original Ink Illustrations: Guy Downes.

Note: This introductory module replaces previous introductory modules (now archived).

Content Outline

In the 'Any Responder' module we will explore:

The status quo about violence and abuse through ‘Who benefits Who decides?’
We will walk through lived experience insights that reveal examples of people responding, as well as examples of places and spaces people rely on in day-to-day life
Through Seeing Possibilities we explore where people are silent and might seek support
And we walk through examples of social, service and system excuses about the choice to use violence
Through ‘I am I can’ we look at how the use of violence and abuse is a choice
We explore more about taking victim-survivors seriously and following their lead
And to finish, we consider questions you might be wondering about – ‘What can I do?’ ‘What can we do?’

At the end of this module, we share two free (donated) materials you can use immediately, and many more.

Foundations

View, share and embed Foundations Module (57mins)

Note: This Foundations module replaces previous Foundations & Foundations Applied modules (now archived).

Content Outline

In the 'Foundations' module we will explore:

Our Interactions - Our interactions always matter, and our dignity is always central.
Our Responses - We cannot guess or assume when responding to violence and abuse.
My ecosystem matters - Respond with me in the centre of my ecosystem.
Follow My Meaning - Follow me in what my world means to me.

In between each, we will invite you to think about what you are noticing. We will also share with you some insights and responses from other responders.

We will also explore ‘Our Actions’ because how we uplift responses matters.

At the end of the module, we share two free (donated) materials you can use immediately, and many more.

Significance of Siblings

View, share, embed the module The significance of siblings (1hr 20mins) (New 2026)

Explore more on the siblings page.

© 2026 Insight Exchange | Production with Reilly Baker & Mitchell Janson | Embedded animations developed with: Guy Downes | Voices of Insight Collection Artworks: Collaborating Artist Louise Whelan, Original Ink Illustrations: Guy Downes.

Content Outline

Below is a summary of the content of the 'Significance of Siblings' module:

Introduction: This module begins with the significance of siblings animation and a letter to the reader/viewer.
Chapter 01: “As a child sibling, I may be being protected by, surviving with, or needing protection from my siblings.”
Chapter 02: “As an adult sibling I may be supporting, or supported by, adult siblings. I may be talking or staying silent when remembering together. I may be undermined by adult siblings who excuse and condone the violence and abuse being used against me.”
Chapter 03: Perpetrators of violence may use siblings, and sibling relationships as part of control, abuse and violence
More Materials: At the end of the module we share more free (donated) materials you can use immediately, and many more.

Strangulation

View, share, embed the module Building understanding of and responses to strangulation. (45mins) (New 2025)

Explore more on the strangulation page.

© 2025 Insight Exchange | Production with Reilly Baker & Mitchell Janson | Embedded animations developed with: Guy Downes | Strangulation Collection Artworks: Collaborating Artist Louise Whelan, Original Ink Illustrations: Guy Downes.

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Economic Abuse

View, share, embed the module 'Introduction to Economic Abuse (23mins) This video is for anyone who wants to learn about financial and economic abuse as a form of domestic and family violence. A co-production of the Centre for Women’s Economic Safety and Insight Exchange.

Explore more on the My economic safety page

Record of responses to modules

Foundations and Foundations Applied 2022-2024

The Foundations and Foundations Applied videos (v2022-2024) were designed to build on understanding of and responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence. In the period Oct 2021 - Feb 2025, the Foundations Module was viewed 2,016 times and Foundations Applied 1,140 times (some of these viewings are with teams).

Click on the cover image (below) to open the explore the record of responses to the Foundations & Foundations Applied modules (v2022-2024) .

These modules are replaced by a single new module Foundations (2025) (see top of page).

Strangulation Module 2022-2024

The strangulation module (2022-2024) has been viewed a total of 1,327 times in this period (many of these viewings are with teams). A further 3,409 views of ’The dangers of strangulation’ (animation) has occurred in this period.

Record of responses to the Strangulation Module (2022-2024)

Booking summaries: Read Booking Summary (Australia) | Booking Summary (New Zealand) | Booking Summary (Canada)

Reflections & Responses: Read participants key insights and reflections about what they will start, keep and stop doing in response to the module, and who they wish had access to the resources. Read 'My Key Insight' | Read 'Start Keep Stop' summary | Read 'I wish' summary

Read the interim summary report (Oct 2022 - March 2023)

The 2022-2024 module is replaced by the new module (see middle of page).

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Modules

MODULES - VIEW, SHARE & EMBED

Any Responder

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Foundations

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Significance of Siblings

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Strangulation

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Economic Abuse

Record of responses to modules