Resources - Publications
This page is in 3 parts (1) Resources for people with lived experience (2) Resources for responders (3) Reference material and flyers
(1) Resources for people with lived experience of domestic and family violence
My Safety Kit - is a reflection resource that speaks in the voice of the reader who may be reflecting on their own relationships and (possible) experiences of domestic and family violence.
My Dignity - My body is mine - an information and reflection resource for anyone who may be or has experienced sexualised violence.
Explore more about domestic and family violence
Explore insights from people with lived experience
Explore more about being a participant
(2) Resources for responders | domestic and family violence
Short Guides for individuals and sectors responding to people experiencing domestic and family violence during and beyond COVID-19.
Guide to understanding and responding to coercive control, abuse and violence.
Resources about responses and language
Follow My Lead – is an awareness-raising resource for any person who at some point may be listening to and responding to someone experiencing domestic and family violence.
Follow My Lead Aotearoa speaks from the voices of people with lived experience of domestic and whānau violence who need their friends, family and professionals to be more prepared to respond effectively. More prepared to respond in ways that uphold dignity and build on safety.
Insights Paper: Experiences and perceptions of workplace responses to domestic and family violence
Explore the role of language in representing violence and abuse through the Language and Violence Resource Kit.
Language and Violence - Checking My Practice tool for responders
The Fact Pattern- an example of improved accuracy and evidence.
Resources for reflection and building on understanding
Foundations Guide - core tenets of response-based practice and related ideas on Insight Exchange
Contextual Analysis Mapping the Response-Based Contextual Analysis - Centre for Response Based Practice
Responses in Context Violence does not take place in a vacuum. It is not merely individual or psychological. Violence occurs socially and interactionally.
Core tenets of response-based practice and Interviewing for Social Responses Actual and possible social responses are a constant concern for victims and offenders in cases of interpersonal violence, including children.
Practice Exchange Portfolio 2019 Practice Exchange– provides participating organisations a supported opportunity to review and develop their practice in responding to Domestic and Family Violence and related forms of adversity.
Kits for reflection and building on understanding
“I am new to using Insight Exchange and don’t know where to start or what to share or use with others.”
The 12 month navigation map is for any user of Insight Exchange.
We understand that it can be helpful to have a clear place to start and guided a path to follow. This navigation map is for you to use for yourself and or with a small group of people you can talk and reflect with.
The map sets out 12months of content to explore. You can start any time at any point in the year.
Creating Conversation Kit Creating Conversations– is an event series designed to bring people together with the understanding that violence is a ‘shared social issue’.
Read more about the Insight Exchange Reflections Kit designed to support you in building on your understanding of domestic and family violence and to support you in making insight-informed decisions. The materials can be used any time, in part or as a whole in your context. They can be used in the short term or over a longer period of time to match the priorities in your context.
Explore insights from people with lived experience
Insight Exchange hosts a series of narratives based on interviews with people with lived experience of domestic and family violence focused on the financial abuse they experienced. The initiative to conduct the interviews was from an informal pro-bono collaboration by Rosie’s Place, WASH House, and the Mt Druitt Family Violence Team. The narratives were provided by the individuals for the benefit of others. The interviews were conducted by Rosie’s Place and the narratives were assembled by the Insight Exchange team.
Each narrative is hosted on Insight Exchange. We have collated the 18 examples of lived experiences insights of financial abuse into a collection. 18 women shared their experiences to inform social, service and systemic responses to domestic and family violence.
Explore more about domestic and family violence
(3) Reference materials and flyers
Ideas Applied, Engagement and Feedback Reports
Read examples of the Insight Exchange Ideas Applied.
Read more about who has engaged in Insight Exchange since inception (Nov 2017) in the Engagement Report
Follow My Lead – Feedback Summary Report Summary of feedback informing first edition May 2018
Read the feedback summary report Summary of feedback informing first edition Aug 2019
Read the Feedback Report on My Dignity Summary of feedback informing first edition Jul 2020
Flyers for signposting others to the work of Insight Exchange
Other resources for responders
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