Webinar: Supervision that works, sharing best practice
This webinar brought together leaders from the specialist family violence response sector to share practical examples of supervision that works.
Panel members discussed approaches to strengthening supervision, key challenges and lessons learned, with a facilitated discussion and live audience Q&A
Co-hosted by Safe and Equal and the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing, the panel shared practical examples, challenges and learnings from diverse service contexts.
Speakers included Aunty Daphne Yarram (Yoowinna Wurnalung Aboriginal Healing Service), Oula Ibrahim (Wellsprings for Women), Lucy Taylor (FVREE) and Jan Earthstar (Gen West).
The discussion was facilitated by Emma Waheed, Leadership Program Manager at Safe and Equal, and concluded with a live Q&A session.
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