MAEVe Seminar Series
Room GM19
Mezzanine Level
Melbourne Law School
185 Pelham St, Carlton
The Melbourne Research Alliance to End Violence Against Women and their Children (MAEVe) was established in 2015 to draw together research and evaluation capacity across the University, in partnership with community, industry and government agencies, to respond to this pressing challenge.
MAEVe strives to make a difference to the lives of women, families and communities by addressing and preventing violence against women through interdisciplinary and intra-institutional collaboration.
MAEVe's lunchtime seminar series is held fortnightly. The next event in the series will focus on Affect, Embodiment and Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma with speaker Ana Dragoljovic.
Topics, speakers and seminar locations are subject to change. For updates, as well as further information about upcoming events, visit the MAEVe website.
Semester One Seminars
Wednesday 1 March | Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women in UK and Australian-based Education | Nicky Stanley, Helen Cahill |
Wednesday 15 March | Family Violence: An Australian Indigenous Context | David Gallant, Shawana |
Wednesday 29 March | Affect, Embodiment and Intergenerational | Ana Dragoljovic |
Wednesday 12 April | Changing Media Coverage of Violence Against | Meg Simons & Jenny Morgan |
Wednesday 26 April | Do Attitudes Matter? What the National Community Attitudes to Violence Against Women Survey | Kim Webster, Anastasia Powell |
Wednesday 10 May | Abuse of Older People: What Does the Evidence Tell Us? | Briony Dow |
Wednesday 24 May | LGBTIQ intimate partner violence and its intersections with homelessness | Kate O’Halloran and Cal Andrews |
Banner image by Gav Barbey. Image reproduced with permission of the artist.